Sentence examples for the underlying error from inspiring English sources
The main work aims to design an asynchronous state estimator that assures the underlying error dynamics to be strictly (X,Y,Z −γ−dissipative.
However, due to the complexity of the underlying error model and the varying properties of NGS data, simulated data may be neglecting certain error cases and make assumptions that are not valid.
If the underlying error distribution is normal, this plot will resemble a straight line.
The key for this adequate analysis is the stochastic contribution to the underlying error structure of impedance data.
This is due to the underlying error correcting capability of truncated-ARQ, which depends on the maximum number of retransmissions.
If the form of the underlying error distribution is known, we can obtain an optimal score function which minimizes the variance of the estimator.
RT distributions were also computed for the post-error trials to closely examine the mechanisms underlying error processing.
The resulting framework accounts for human redundancy forms, the influence of the nature of the error to be recovered, underlying error recovery processes (initiation of human redundancy followed by detection, indication, explanation and correction of the error), the local and organisational factors influencing the effectiveness of human redundancy, and cognitive diversity.
Hence, the ERP difference occurring before the keypress might be due to motor-related processes, such as adjusting the force of the muscles involved in the movement, rather than cognitive processes underlying error monitoring.
5 Despite these findings, there has been little investigation of the factors underlying errors when using an established EWS system in normal clinical ward practice.
The results illustrated in Fig. 2 supply the general influence of a normal distribution of underlying errors, since the residuals lie along the line; therefore, the model is an acceptable fit with no apparent problem in normality and response transformation.
