Sentences with phrase «average error values»

(A) The average error values with 95 % confidence intervals for each read length.

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Value - added models often control for variables such as average prior achievement for a classroom or school, but this practice could introduce errors into value - added estimValue - added models often control for variables such as average prior achievement for a classroom or school, but this practice could introduce errors into value - added estimvalue - added estimates.

In contrast, I've often quoted the Shiller P / E (which essentially uses a 10 - year average of inflation - adjusted earnings) as a simple but historically informative alternative, but I should emphasize that we strongly prefer our standard methodologies based on earnings, forward earnings, dividends and other fundamentals, all which have a fairly tight relationship with subsequent 7 - 10 year total returns (see Lessons from a Lost Decade, The Likely Range of Market Returns in the Coming Decade, Valuing the S&P 500 Using Forward Operating Earnings, and No Margin of Safety, No Room for Error).

Systematic errors are likely to dominate most estimates of global average change: published values and error bars should be used very cautiously.

By assuming that the absolute value of the «average» surface temperature common to both the atmosphere and oceans is 4 - 5 C lower than the actual, there would be considerable error wouldn't there?

Total Forecast Standard Errors from this calculation (including both the coefficient uncertainty and the observation errors) are 2.1 * sqrt (1 + 1/13) = 2.2 dC at the average of the calibration TEX86 vErrors from this calculation (including both the coefficient uncertainty and the observation errors) are 2.1 * sqrt (1 + 1/13) = 2.2 dC at the average of the calibration TEX86 verrors) are 2.1 * sqrt (1 + 1/13) = 2.2 dC at the average of the calibration TEX86 values.

We find that the use of alternative average - error measures based on sums of the absolute values of the errors (e.g., the mean absolute error, or MAE) circumvents such error overestimation.

The ensemble forecast is usually evaluated by comparing the average of the individual forecasts for one forecast variable to the observed value of that variable (the «error»).

Every point on the planet has a different value at the same time and averaging to guestimate is a huge error.

But many concerns appear: (1) error bars should be growing as long as we move to the past, (2) error bars should be much greater than they are, (3) the estimated value for averaged temperature anomaly is basically fictitious.

One of the most egregious errors being made is averaging models to get a value that is said to represent generalized model output.

By the way Kramm has recently shown that if the climate sensitivity to 2x CO2 is as small as your value then it can not be discerned within the error of calculating any average annual temperature and if something can't be observed then I wonder about its existence

... The uncertainties given by RSOA due to data gaps and random errors (Figure 1a) were augmented using published estimates of global uncertainties associated with urbanization effects (e.g. Jones et al., 1990),... We assume that the global average LAT uncertainty increased from zero in 1900 to 0.1 °C in 1990 (Jones et al, 1990), a value we extrapolate to 0.12 °C in 2000 (Figure 1a).

One of the complications that is repeatedly left off of the the list of complications involves making a formal distinction between the instrumental error associated with a standard point - source thermometer and the value we're actually trying to observe — average gridcell temperature.

So EPA's «observed increase in global average temperatures since the mid-20th century» has now dropped from 0.702 °C to a «corrected» value of 0.552 °C and 21 % of EPA's increase from «anthropogenic GHG» increases has now vanished, lost to errors in the observed data.

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The standard measure of reconstructive skill, the «reduction of error» metric («RE») used by MBH98, was used to evaluate the fidelity of the resulting reconstruction using 19th century instrumental data that are independent of the calibration (RE < 0 exhibits no skill, while RE = -1 is the average value for a random estimate).

So the error in the monthly average will be at most 0.2 / √ 60 = 0.03 ºC and this will be uncorrelated with the value for any other station or the value for any other month.»