Sentence examples for mixture of errors from inspiring English sources

Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, has dismissed the entire document as smears, saying it was a mixture of errors and pure fabrication.

Crowther's early second-half try on his home debut suggested Wakefield would make inroads into the deficit, but a mixture of errors and devastating attack saw them blown away as the game progressed.

False SV calls with lengths in the narrow middle range are thought to be a mixture of errors from either of the origins.

The best poetry often comes out of error, and sublime poetry is a mixture of error and anchorpoints: the allusive and the concrete.

Moore agrees with Land on most theological matters: both believe, as all Southern Baptists are supposed to, that the Bible contains "truth, without any mixture of error".

Forrey et al.'s tool [ 48] is a mixture of error identification and error severity.

An alternative way to mitigate barcode errors is to use a mixture of error-correcting barcodes [ 15].

This gives a relatively simple update scheme, in which conditional expectations are driven by a mixture of prediction errors, where prediction errors are defined by the equations of the generative model.

The proposed model, and in general the models with mixture of gaussian errors, present a parameter identification problem.

The second (correction) term is usually expressed as a mixture of prediction errors that ensures the changes in posterior expectations are Bayes-optimal predictions about hidden states of the world.

In this form, one can see clearly the relationship between predictive coding and Kalman Bucy filtering changes in conditional expectations comprise a prediction (first term) plus a weighted mixture of prediction errors (remaining terms).