Sentence examples for naive error from inspiring English sources

In the grand scheme of things it is not a great scandal – it's a naive error which we recognise".

However, for the inference, we used a sandwich estimator to obtain robust standard errors, provided that the naive standard errors are appropriate only when the correlation structure is correct.

Naive standard errors do not account for θ and are therefore known to provide erroneously narrow confidence intervals and inflated type I errors.

Their feed-forward learning was even slower than the naive controls' errors, suggesting that the random linear group had mainly learned to rely on feedback control.

The affect of laxative use on bowel habit was then assessed via unconditional logistic regression with standard errors adjusted using the linearization method [ 24] to account for within-subject correlation which involves adjusting the naive standard errors by a variance inflation factor.

The naive analysis ignores error in exposure measurements, by pretending the observed exposures (PFOA, PFOS, and PFHxS) are precisely measured.

We examine the consequences of such errors on naive analyses (which ignore measurement error) under commonly used linear and quadratic models, with a focus on both regression coefficients and variance parameters.

Godwin is much more interested in the gulf between children and adults; the child unable to foresee the consequences of her actions; and the lasting, formative effect of one single terrible error of naive judgement.

IB designed epidemiological study, oversaw its conduct and identified the need to better understand the impact of measurement error on naive analysis.

This may explain the substantially higher error rates for naive conditional testing vs. naive proportional testing seen in Figure 1.

Figure 7 Acceleration errors for naive FMM.