error measureの例文

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The answer is often found by defining an error measure which depends on "'x est "'and then minimize this error.
"' Least mean square ( LMS ) Adaptive Filters "'use the most common error measure method, the mean square error.
The equation of confidence, health, technique and equipment is fragile against a margin for error measured in fractions of seconds.
If " A " is the identity matrix, then the Mahalanobis metric is exactly the same as the error measure used in k-means.
Thus the solution usually involves combining these coarse measures with some kind of smooth function such as the standard error measures listed above.
The race organisers, The Great Run Company, later confirmed that the course was too short; the inaccuracy came from both a setup error in one section and errors measuring the route when roads ( which are closed to traffic during the race ) were in normal operation.
Using a regression equation on data for 38 primate genera, Dunbar predicted a human " mean group size " of 148 ( casually rounded to 150 ), a result he considered exploratory due to the large error measure ( a 95 % confidence interval of 100 to 230 ).
I've found the pressure acting on an area using a millimetre-graded ruler and an accurate forcemeter, so the error inherent in the ruler is ?.0005 m, while the error measuring the force is ?.005 N . However, when I find the confidence in the pressure readings by the formula p = F / A, I get ?0000 Nm-2, which is way larger than any readings taken!