Sentence examples for outcome errors from inspiring English sources

For 34% of the outcome errors, the treatment card was correct (with the register not updated), and in the remaining 8% the register was correct.

In part, this is because the rotational operation of the faucets handles caused outcome errors for the crosshead (i.e., participants knew to turn the handle, but turned it in the wrong direction), decreasing the crosshead's overall odds of errorless use.

An effective report card system for adverse outcome error analysis following surgery is lacking.

This is most likely due to the fact that the brain has already worked out the outcome (error or correct) prior to the feedback signal.

Second, we examined the numbers of outcome evaluation errors for each participant (i.e., Action-no/Report-yes errors, and Action-yes/Report-no errors).

Trial-by-trial outcome prediction errors estimated by the model were then used as parametric regressors in the imaging data.

However, unless this misclassification varied systematically with outcome, such errors would bias the effect estimate toward the null.

Animal learning theory and efficient temporal difference reinforcement models postulate that outcome prediction errors are crucial for Pavlovian and operant conditioning [ 5, 6].

The second important question addressed here was whether the patterns of outcome evaluation errors would be different in patients with schizophrenia, as compared to healthy controls.

Here, we examined brain responses that correlated with outcome prediction errors computed from a reinforcement learning model, fit to subjects' behaviour during the acquisition phase.

However, less severe outcomes (including errors that result in citations and driver errors that may go unnoticed) can indicate limited driving ability that should be addressed before crashes occur.