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With a standardized error of 0.5, this prediction model is nearly twofold better than random guessing.
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Generally, a standardized error of two/three units is usually considered as a warning value for outliers detection.
Present cardiovascular therapy has become a standardized error as it does nothing to prevent disease.
To reflect upon the reliability in the results derived with this approach, absolute standardized error of all the test samples was plotted against their corresponding K j values.
B: coefficient, S.E.B: standardized error of coefficient, Beta: standardized regression coefficient.
Absolute standardized error of test samples plotted against their K j values.
Furthermore, because the measurement model of Intention proved to be a Heywood case [ 52], i.e. a (saturated) model with a standardized factor loading of 1.05 for one of the three scales and a negative disturbance term (-0.10), we fixed the standardized measurement error of this scale at 0.05.
They were from a site on the Black Sea, and each was engraved with a standardized image of the dearly departed.
Agar plates were inoculated with a standardized inoculum of Botrytis cinerea as the test microorganism.
We calculated standardized error as a metric for evaluating the performance of the prediction models as follows: (1) (2) (Estd, standardized error; Eave, averaged error; yp, prediction value; yt, teacher signal value; N, sample number; V, variance of all samples) Performance is considered to be improved with a decrease in the standardized error.
Patients with an exacerbation were treated with a standardized 7-day course of oral prednisolone.
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