Sentence examples for locating errors from inspiring English sources

The corresponding locating errors of these three experiments are 0percentt, 0.077 percet and 0.154 percent.

Locating errors is defined by ε=∥L f)−L(f∗)∥.

amar (Augmented Maintenance And Error Recognition): H + S project that explored augmented reality as a technological tool to support printer operators in locating errors and performing maintenance.

Locating errors using these methods are in average slightly higher than in fingerprinting due to two main reasons: the way that the empirical RSSI-distance relation differs from the theoretical model assumed in the algorithm and the environmental changes affecting RSSI stability.

Because of their slow execution, interpreters are now rarely used outside of program development, where they may help a programmer to locate errors quickly.

Finally, the checker performs verification: if there is a violation of specifications, NuSMV allows to locate errors in WA design and appropriate adjustments are carried out.

Unlike ten Raa [23] and ten Raa and van der Ploeg [26] who use a priori estimated errors, Steenge proposes a way to locate errors a posteriori.

As lexical resources become increasingly larger, it becomes correspondingly more difficult to locate errors in them.

However, in false negative cases, only a comprehensive set of experiments (one attempted deletion per gene) can locate errors.

These findings suggest that as a system evolves, the use of some commonly used metrics to identify which classes are more prone to errors becomes increasingly difficult and we should seek alternative methods (to the metric-prediction models) to locate error-prone classes if we want high accuracy.

Academic research, such as that by Allan Ball of the University of Auckland, locates error precisely in those news values and the way they become socialized in the mainstream media.