"minimum errors in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the amount of errors made in a task or process. For example, "Our team was able to achieve the task with minimum errors in two days."
The two wavelengths, which exert the minimum error in prediction of two metal ion concentrations, are chosen according to an error analysis of different pairs of wavelengths.
Finally, a set of solutions that represents the sound power of noise sources can be found and these solutions have minimum error in least squares sense.
So, the paper is focused on the displacement of fluid from one part of the microfluidic circuit to another, with the minimum error, in steady state.
Figure 1B illustrates changes in the error (or minimum error in training with a GE-GA or FIB-GA) in one iteration versus the number of iterations.
On the basis of the proposed solution, the optimum values for ε x and ε y (two unknown parameters) with a minimum error in these 24 points are 5.1e−4 and −6.8e−4, respectively.
An optimal network is selected choosing the topology (i.e., the number of hidden neurons) and the parameters (synaptic weights and bias, after a specific number of iterations of the optimization algorithm) with best generalization performances (i.e., with minimum error in the validation set).
Thus, the reduction of data collection provided by CS will require finding a new balance if one is to aim for minimum error in measured quantitative parameters.
For both initial densities, we simulate the experiments with a value of D within the range obtained that gave the minimum error in Figure 4G,H.
