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Definition of cumulative error in English: cumulative errornoun Statistics An error that increases with the size of the sample revealing it. Example sentencesExamples - This updating process is continuous throughout movement and is believed to be more accurate over short distances than long distances and subject to cumulative error over longer distances.
- Human error and cumulative errors are greatly reduced compared with tape measured layouts.
- Thus, this procedure helps determine how many and which groups are different from each other while minimizing the cumulative error rate.
- Vertical atmospheric profiles, aerosol parameters, ozone content, surface reflectance and solar angle uncertainties also contribute different and cumulative errors.
- If errors continue to be serially correlated, the cumulative error will grow over time.
Definition of cumulative error in US English: cumulative errornoun Statistics An error consistently in the same direction for all observations. Example sentencesExamples - Vertical atmospheric profiles, aerosol parameters, ozone content, surface reflectance and solar angle uncertainties also contribute different and cumulative errors.
- This updating process is continuous throughout movement and is believed to be more accurate over short distances than long distances and subject to cumulative error over longer distances.
- Thus, this procedure helps determine how many and which groups are different from each other while minimizing the cumulative error rate.
- If errors continue to be serially correlated, the cumulative error will grow over time.
- Human error and cumulative errors are greatly reduced compared with tape measured layouts.
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