Sentence examples for using an average error from inspiring English sources

These models, inherited from temperature correction models for robot arms, are based on the empirical arm positioning error characterization of several temperatures inside its measuring range and by posterior corrections implemented using an average error approximation.

Sequences were generated using an average error rate of 0.85% substitutions and 0.15% indels (-m 0.85 0.15), and normal distributed read lengths with a mean of 380 bp and standard deviation of 100 bp (−l 380 normal 100).

We especially proposed and designed a simple scheme that compensates carrier frequency offset by using an average of phase errors between adjacent symbols.

Because models have different errors, using an average of the forecasts of several models is considered better than using any one individual model (Kirtman et al. 2014).

Three different configurations are compared with ANSYS and plotted over the curve obtained using MATLAB, with an average error of approximately 0.14 %.

In the first case, using experimental data, an average error ranging from 0.2-0.6 0.2-0.6 found.

A comparison between the experimental rate and the corresponding rates obtained using this model yielded an average error of 7%.

For an identity threshold of 99%, the human metagenomes were classified correctly with lower accuracy, caused by the lower number of possible matching sequences due to the introduced error rate above 1% using a 1% average error rate.

In this paper it is shown that a commercial CFD code (CFX-5.3) can be used to predict, with an average error of about 10%, the pressure drop characteristics of packed beds of spheres that have a tube-to-particle-diameter ratio of 1.00 to 2.00.

By using the 5BLC/BLC6 training we got an average error for predicted wind directions of 41° (after averaging δα of the fourth row in Table 7).

Three different configurations are compared with ANSYS and plotted (see circles) over the curve obtained using MATLAB in Fig. 2, with an average error of approximately 1.29 %.