Sentence examples for scaling error from inspiring English sources

The original RMSE of 1.82 mm due to scaling error was managed to be reduced to 0.77 mm while the correlation of errors to their distance from the origin reduced from 0.855 to 0.209.

A correct face detection is considered when the detected eyes lie within strict face detection criterion such that the acceptable range is scaling error and horizontal and vertical errors [37] from the manually located eye location.

This transition manifests itself in increased values of the roughness exponent and the scaling error characterizing the quality of auroral emissions fractal scaling, as well as in the number of simultaneously observed emission events.

This is done so that the scaling error is symmetrical, i.e. it gives the same error for squeezing and stretching the image by the same factor.

To get the coefficients in front right you have to fix the minor scaling error mentioned above.

It was also associated with a definite scaling error implying that item GE2 should be included in the FWB subscale rather than the EWB subscale when FACT-Ga is used in Chinese GC patients [ 28].

The postulated scale structure was analyzed for scaling errors using multitrait scaling analysis [ 2].

Multitrait-multi-item scaling tests indicated scaling errors in all domains, although most were of minor importance.

To evaluate the performance of the projections from EvolutionPred, we are inspired by the mean absolute scaled error (MASE) [25], which was originally designed to alleviate the scaling effects of mean absolute error MAE).

Constraining the relative error (top panel of Figure 9) is slightly more costly than constraining the scaled error (bottom panel).

To quantify the error growth, we list in Table 1 the scaled error ê defined in (11) at the top of the D″-layer for the 4 sequences.