Take those with a grain of salt unless the discussion demonstrates real evidence of inaccuracy.
The system, directly relying on a distributed (i.e. neural) representation of binocular disparity, shows a large tolerance to the inaccuracies of real stereo heads and to the changeable environment.
Moreover, many real-world datasets contain inaccuracies and are therefore inherently uncertain [12].
Results of this comparison are then used to analyze the impact of prediction inaccuracy under real operating conditions.
This survey demonstrated that real-time CGM inaccuracy compared with self-monitored plasma glucose values, technical challenges, and skin irritation limit compliance (25), which is in line with previous studies of nonpregnant (12, 32– 35) and pregnant (27) patients.
However, the signal presents a certain degree of instability per position ( left(mathrm{median}{sigma}_{Pr mathrm{x}}^{mathrm{static}}=0.5mathrm{dB}right) ), which may introduce inaccuracies during the real time localization phase.
Fellowes had defended Downton Abbey from accusations it is riddled with historical inaccuracies by saying: "The real problem is with people who are insecure socially.
Zillow also included its signature "Zestimates" — computer-generated appraisals that have drawn some scorn in the real estate industry for their occasional inaccuracy.
Efficient as CA model is, its feature of temporal and spatial discreteness is not in coincidence with real situations, which probably leads to inaccuracy in simulation results.
Here, the focus was on the use of real-world data, with its inherent inaccuracies and non-modeled effects, to test a set of localization algorithms.
