Sentence examples for theory for error from inspiring English sources

One of the earliest work of applying Wyner-Ziv lossy coding theory for error resilient video transmission is proposed in [3], 2003.

Hao et al. [19] use iris biometric for generating cryptographic keys and a combination of Reed and Solomon and Hadamard error correcting theories for error tolerance.

The theory of error minimization for the evolution of genetic codes postulates that the codons are arranged in such a way that reduces errors.

Asking how to alter the crude causal theory to allow for error is one place to begin looking for a more adequate proposal.

In his argument for error theory, J. L. Mackie briefly claims that supervenience makes trouble for the realist.

A prevailing statistical theory for the sampling errors in point measurement is re-examined; it is shown that in actuality this theory applies to a measurement procedure that involves placing the points at random on the surface, but not to the more conventional procedure where the points are arranged in a regular array.

These methods show at least some concern for probability and the theory of errors.

Since non-cognitivism is a species of irrealism about ethics, it should be unsurprising that many of its main motivations overlap with those for other versions of ethical irrealism, especially with those for error theories.

Any direct theory of perception must account for error: If we perceive the world directly, how is it that we make mistakes about it?

Differential estimates of speed for looming versus receding sounds could provide additional support for Error Management Theory and be consistent with an evolutionary perspective on the role of adaptive processes in auditory perception.

We also demonstrate, following recent developments in the theory of error-correcting codes, that the finite Heisenberg-Weyl groups provide a unified basis for the construction of useful waveforms/sequences for radar, communications, and the theory of error-correcting codes.