Sentence examples similar to magnitude of average error from inspiring English sources

These are similar in magnitude to the average error calculated in Table 3.

For running on the same code with the same data set the annotated source code executed between one to three orders of magnitude faster than equivalent cycle-level models, and had an average error magnitude of 4% (and a maximum of 20%).

The overall error rate of 1.58% found here is similar in magnitude to the 3.8% average error rate in protein protein interaction data found by Salwinski et al.

This is because the RMSE gives a relatively high weight to larger errors in measuring the average magnitude of the error, while the MAE uses an equal weight in the average.

In sharp corner cutting the DSFD reduced the maximum tracking error by 38% and the average magnitude of the error by 39%.

In sinusoidal profile cutting the maximum tracking error was reduced by 83% and the average magnitude of the error was reduced by 63%.

The living wage takes effect midway through 1998, so the percentage of observations with the wrong living wage (and the average magnitude of the error) is fairly small in that year.

We report the mean of the logarithm of the data to best capture the average magnitude of error.

The average magnitude of the prediction error depended on the actual speed of walking (Fig.  1 and slopes for speed and speed in Table  1).

It is known that RMSE describes the average magnitude of the errors between the observed values and the calculated results.

The MAE quantifies the average magnitude of the errors, the RMSE diagnoses their variation and the MAPE weights them in relation to the actual value amount.