Sentence examples for mean absolute deviations from inspiring English sources

The mean absolute deviations in predicted vapor-phase mole fraction, temperature and pressure for the entire database were 0.025, 1.46 K and 1.68 kPa, respectively.

For light and medium cutting the mean absolute deviations of the ratios of detailsd3andd4is less than 7 while for chatter it is greater than 15.

An analysis of the forecasting models using mean absolute deviations and mean squared errors indicated that simple mathematical forecasting techniques provided better predictions of meal demand than did the naı̈Adive method for all sites.

Results suggest that the proposed method can estimate array tilt, azimuth, longitude, and latitude with Mean Absolute Deviations of 2.75°, 5.85°, 0.2°, and 4.08° respectively, for a typical PV system.

The results show that the precursor method best preserves the homogeneity of the profiles for all roughness lengths considered, with mean absolute deviations up to 0.7% for mean velocity and 3.5% for turbulence kinetic energy at the outlet of the computational domain.

Chatter and non-chatter cutting states, associated with the orthogonal cutting of stiff metal cylinders, are identified through an analysis of the ratios of the mean absolute deviations of details of the biorthogonal 6,8 wavelet decomposition of cutting force measurements.

It also makes sense to measure within-group variation in preferences using the mean absolute deviation rather than standard deviation.

Also, standard deviation and mean absolute deviation are used as evaluation criteria.

The Fang (2013) correlation performs best with a mean absolute deviation of 15.5%.

The 363 data points from 53 sources are predicted with a mean absolute deviation of 16.2%.

The mean absolute deviation of the designed neural network in prediction of the mean ionic activity coefficients was about 0.0083.