Sentence examples for I precision from inspiring English sources

In Table 3 we present the classification results in terms of (i) Precision, (ii) Recall, (iii) F1-score, and (iv) AUCROC.

Due to the unbalanced nature of our data set, we use well-known metrics for assessing the accuracy of classification systems: (i) Precision, (ii) Recall, (iii) F1-score, and (iv) AUCROC.

In most of the performed experiments, we use two measures to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed method: (i) precision vs. recall curves (P×R) before the first iteration (t=0) and after the last iteration (t=10) and; (ii) the precision of top 20 images retrieved (P @20) vs. the number of iteration (P×t curve).

To evaluate the performance of NER applications, the known information extraction measures are used, which are: (i) precision to measure the ability of a system to present only the relevant names; (ii) recall to measure the ability of a system to present all the relevant names; and (iii) F-measure, which is a harmonic mean of precision and recall.

The analysis revealed that the novel approach outperforms the standard method in terms of (i) precision, (ii) deviation from the truth and (iii) coverage of the confidence intervals.

The proposed algorithm can be implemented for precise navigation and tracking applications like Category I (CAT I) precision approach (PA), Precise Point Positioning (PPP), geographic information systems (GIS) and Real Time Kinematic (RTK) positioning.

First, Method I precision is impaired in this example because the concentrations of individual polysulfide ions were not far above their detection limits, and thus subject to large relative analytical uncertainty.

Accuracy meets the CAT-I precision approach and landing using NDGPS/INS integration.

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However, there are a few limitations which include (i) The precision of the ESA ESA-80000, method methodependsds on the applied frequency (MHz).

Is the precision of the killer's knife the product of an educated mind?