Sentence examples for intuitive error from inspiring English sources

This paper also suggests an intuitive error evaluation method in terms of rotational angle and orbit shape by separating orbit elements into two groups.

We find the correlation coefficient to be a more intuitive error metric than the mean squared error, so many of our results will be presented in terms of correlation coefficients.

"We almost never catch ourselves in the act of making intuitive errors," ("Before You Make That Big Decision... " by Daniel Kahneman, Dan Lovallo and Olivier Sibony in Harvard Business Review, June 2011).

For practice to be effective, however, the system needs to be intuitive and error free with a consistent mapping between input output operations (e.g., Shiffrin & Schneider, 1977).

Though intuitive, the error-based way of carving the distinction raises an epistemological difficulty.

We assume that the reason for this success is that the entry level is much lower for non-professional programmers, as VP is much more intuitive and error-tolerant than conventional textual programming languages.

Other works applied an intuitive trial and error approach for specifying a fixed number of selected variables without supporting the choice by rigorous arguments.

Its systematic approach leads to a considerably reduced number of experiments as compared to the intuitive trial-and-error method.

These networks compute coefficients along the toolpath giving the user an intuitive idea whether errors corresponding to the employed networks are to be expected at these locations.

This much allows one to get a fairly good intuitive grasp on the error theoretic position, though the details of how the stance should best be made precise are unresolved.

Considerable research by heuristics scholars (see research cited in Losh 2003) and cognitive psychologists elaborates some of the errors in "intuitive" reasoning that make it harder for people to understand and accept evolution.