The phrase "a decision value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to decision-making processes, data analysis, or programming where a specific value influences a decision.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a decision value of 0.7 significantly improved the model's accuracy."
Alternatives: "a choice value" or "a determination value".
T-test and F-test return a decision value of zero.
Each SVM classifier j will produce a decision value f j (x )∈ℝ.
Such a decision value, with confidence intervals, defined according to walking speed, could be studied in a broader population, in order to improve clinical diagnosis.
Once implemented, R-SVM outputs a decision value d i for every input feature vector x i where the sign of d i is used to predict the class to which x i belongs and the magnitude is a measure of the distance of x i from the decision boundary.
>> Next to providing a mathematical tool for formal interpretation of the outcome of a screening analysis, the criteria allowing assigning a particular decision value to a measurement are to be defined.
Unlike the previous scrambling scheme that uses a hard decision value for error propagation only, the proposed code has an improved reliability at a high SNR region compared to the scrambling scheme.
At each time instant, each agent knows only its and its neighbors' state, but must reach consensus on a group decision value that is function of all the agents' initial state.
An alarm was obtained if this cumulative sum was greater than a fixed decision value.
We prove that such objectives can be chosen so that rational agents have a unique optimal protocol, and asymptotically reach consensus on a desired group decision value.
The generated rules are in the form of "if-then" with specific condition attribute values and a decision attributes value.
A tentative operation simply stores the decision value in a buffer using the results from bit node operation.
