Sentence examples for well behaved error from inspiring English sources
The Park method [ 43] estimates α as the slope of a linear regression in the model (2) log r i = log σ + α log s i + ν i, where ν i = log| ε i / σ| is a well behaved error term.
As long as the rademacher average [29], which measures the "size" of a class of real-valued functions with respect to a probability distribution, is well behaved, finite sample yield error converges to zero, thus they empirically approximate (mu (P_{x} ))(see Ref. [28] for more details).
This results in very well behaved distributions of the relative force errors, provided an initial estimate for the forces is at hand.
It is found that for slow shocks there is a significant error generated when solving systems of equations, while the scalar results are well behaved.
Asymptotically derived standard errors and confidence intervals, which typically assume that the objective function is well behaved (formally, that it can be approximated by a quadratic function in the neighborhood of the optimal value) may be underestimated.
On not so well behaved datasets, d-Confidence also performs better than confidence but not as clearly, especially with respect to the classification error.
"Everybody was well behaved".
It's quite well behaved".
She said the crowds were well behaved.
