Sentence examples for the error trend from inspiring English sources

It can be seen that the error trend is particularly clear on Lerwick and Valentia Observatory, where cases of tropopause pressures considerably greater than 200 hPa are most frequent.

The ETS model from the forecast package considers the error, trend, and seasonal components along with over 30 possible options for choosing the best ETS model via optimization of initial values and parameters using the maximum likelihood estimator and selecting the best model based on the AIC.

This examples are also used to illustrate and compare the error trends made by each method in interpolating or estimating artificially missing values (Fig. 1).

After applying this correction, the error trends in residuals disappeared (Figure 1). Figure 1 Basal area residuals versus basal area Lag1-Residuals for equation ( 12 ) fitted without taking into account autocorrelation (left) and fitted using a first-order continuous time autoregressive error structure (right).

Figure 7 The relative error trending charts of the SMFE solutions of the fluid velocity u and the pressure p on (pmb{0le tle10}).

Figure 8 The relative error trending charts of the SMFE solutions of the deformation tensor (pmb{boldsymbol{F}=(F_{lm})_{2times2}}) on (pmb{0le tle10}).

The latency and packet delivery error trend obtained from ns-3 simulation were found to be similar to the field experiment results.

While at initial stage the heat flux values are restricted by the vapor cushion caused by vigorous boiling of LN2, which is also responsible for the error distribution trend in data fitting by PTCM.

These plots display any size of difference related to the size of error trends in the data and also provide a pictorial representation of bias and whether the values are within the 95% agreement limits.

This latter error trend is considered to directly reflect local variation.

BATS, ETS and SES stand for Box-Cox transformation, ARMA errors, Trend and Seasonal components (De Livera et al. 2011); Error, Trend and Seasonality (or ExponenTial Smoothing); and Simple Exponential Smoothing respectively.