Table1 shows a confusion table from that project.
For each of the replications of the experiment and the multiple-kernel models with differing numbers of splits per chromosome, we made a confusion matrix from the true classification of regions based on whether or not they contained an actual QTL and the classification based on whether the regions had zero or nonzero importance scores.
This article has described a phone clustering method based on a phone similarity metric which is computed from a confusion matrix generated from the output of a phone recognition system.
In her pioneering anthropological study, Purity and Danger (1966), Mary Douglas suggested that concepts of filth and disgust are not inherent to objects or processes but arise from a confusion of categories, from the violation of an imagined natural/social order.
Perkus sought to parse Biller's words, a clustery confusion from the night before, working to grasp what form his new roommate might take, even as he heard the volunteers at individual doors, calling each apartment's resident by name, murmuring "good boy" or "good girl" as they headed out to use the snowdrifts as a potty.
The story may even be a legend, or a confusion of details from other slave-ship voyages.
Pairing of expressions was based on a confusion matrix obtained from healthy volunteers [Calder et al., 1996].
This is for the purposes of gaining a mate or more likely, eliciting a slightly impressed confusion from someone they will never meet.
The earliest reference to a 'cardinal protector' of England dates from 1492, but according to Wilkie, this results from a confusion between this office and that of cardinal procurator.
