Sentence examples for useful error from inspiring English sources

In Section 1 we introduce the univariate polynomial interpolation problem, for which we give two useful error formulas.

In this part of study, it is given to a useful error estimation procedure for orthogonal Jacobi polynomial solution of the problem.

Finally, two useful error measures are proposed to evaluate the overall performance of various estimators [41, 47, 51, 52]: The integrated error ε 1 = E ∣ f X x - f ̂ X x ∣ The root of the mean-squared error ε 2 = E ∣ f X x - f ̂ X x ∣ 2. The integrated error ε 1 = E ∣ f X x - f ̂ X x ∣.

Other useful error rate controls include conditional FDR (cFDR) [ 1], positive FDR (pFDR) [ 2] and local FDR (lFDR) [ 3] which have similar interpretations as that of FDR.

A log file is created along with each output file, which records the processing of the data and provides useful error information (see online supplementary appendix 1 for log file of output 1).

This proposed IDA can be useful for error form indicators and models by providing a substitute method to facilitate enhanced evaluation of watershed models within an uncertainty framework.

All of these variables make it difficult for a programmer to build a quantum algorithm that can achieve something useful without errors and before it reverts to a classical state, but that doesn't take away from just how far researchers have come in recent years, and how big today's announcement is in the quantum computing world.

A commonly used and useful delineation divides radiologic error into cognitive and perceptual errors.

In other words, when Eve uses the same decoder as that used by Bob, she cannot extract any useful information since error positions of the proposed scheme are as randomly distributed as the perfectly scrambled scheme for most of the parts.

Although the derived average SEP expression of the system is very useful in evaluating error performance of the system, it is not straightforward to use this expression to quantify the diversity gain and the effect of system parameters.

Campaigners may see themselves as enlightened crusaders, so when their assertions are questioned or contradicted by the data, this is viewed not as a useful correction of error but rather an attack on their identity and narrative.