Erori

Erori is the Romanian word for errors, referring to deviations from what is correct or expected. The term is used in everyday language as well as in technical contexts. The singular form is eroare and erori is the plural.

In daily life, errors can be slips of attention, miscalculations, or miscommunications. In science and measurement, erori describe inaccuracies in data or results caused by imperfect instruments, sampling limitations, or model assumptions. They are commonly categorized as random (affecting precision) or systematic (introducing bias and affecting accuracy).

In computing and information systems, erori appear as bugs, exceptions, or fault conditions. Error handling aims to recover gracefully, log incidents, and prevent cascading failures. In software development, testing, debugging, and defensive programming are standard practices to identify and mitigate erori before deployment.

Error management spans calibration, validation, verification, and quality control. In data analysis and research, error propagation analysis and reproducibility efforts address erori in measurements and conclusions. In fields such as telecommunications and computer science, erori are mitigated with techniques like error-checking codes, redundancy, and fault tolerance. Reducing erori and communicating uncertainty are central concerns across disciplines, influencing methodology, design, and interpretation of results.