error rate

collocation in English

meanings of errorand rate

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error
noun[C or U]
uk /ˈer.ər/ us /ˈer.ɚ/
a ...
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rate
noun[C]
uk /reɪt/ us /reɪt/
the speed at which something happens or changes, or the amount or number of times it happens or changes in a ...
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Thus, 39.7% of the utterances were recognized perfectly, and the overall word accuracy was 65.6% (that is, the word errorrate was 34.4%).
Rules with identical number of matches are sorted by increasing errorrate (more precise rules come first).
We observed good perplexity and word errorrate results for both techniques, and especially for their combination.
Furthermore, any participant who had a greater than 30% errorrate on either the completely unrelated trials or related trials was excluded.
If the errorrate is larger than a critical value, known as the error threshold, the master sequence disappears from the population.
In data mining and machine learning communities, several classification algorithms have been proposed, where most of these produce classifiers with an acceptable errorrate.
The x-axis represents the probability threshold and the y-axis represents the errorrate in the range (0 10%).
Among them, an accuracy threshold defines the maximum errorrate a single induced rule must obtain in order to be considered valid.
Training a neural network to achieve comparable errorrate can take several days.
The errorrate depends on how it is measured; figures ranging from 1.3% to 2.1% overall for different measurement methods are given.
In this and the next experiments, only data from participants who had an errorrate lower than 37% on comprehension questions were included.
His errorrate in various aspects of meaning far exceeded his errorrate in either morphology or syntax.
The errorrate for the alphabet search that followed the delay interval in the nonmemory control task was 1.13%.
We are aware that this approach substantially reduces the statistical power of tests of association, and that it increases the false-negative errorrate.
Clearly, the mode for the stereotypic errorrate in samples with nominative overextensions was 0.00 (five of the seven samples).
Measurements of the stereotypic errorrate of him for he were based on a minimum of five attempts at the target he.
If this is the only sentence in the evaluation corpus, the errorrate would be 100%.
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