errorlessness
Errorlessness is the quality or state of producing no errors in perception, judgment, action, or output within a given domain or system. It is often discussed as an idealized property rather than a general condition, since real-world processes contend with uncertainty, noise, and incomplete information. In everyday use, an errorless result is one that matches a defined standard of correctness.
In philosophy and theology, the term is closely related to infallibility, the claim that a mind, authority,
In psychology and education, the term intersects with errorless learning, a teaching method designed to minimize
In computer science and engineering, errorlessness is an ideal of fault-free operation or the use of error-detection
Critiques note that absolute errorlessness is rarely attainable, and that some level of error or exploratory