Definition of cumulative error in English:

cumulative error

noun

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 error

noun

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.

单词	cumulative error
释义	Definition of cumulative error in English: cumulative error noun 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 error noun 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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