The phrase "a measure of the correctness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or assessment of how accurate or true something is.
Example: "The study provides a measure of the correctness of the proposed theories in the field."
Alternatives: "an assessment of accuracy" or "a gauge of correctness".
Battery failures (B f ) : This metric gives a measure of the correctness and reliability of the power manager's choices.
SDR is an overall measure of the separation performance; ISR is a measure of the correctness of the inter-channel information; SIR is a measure of the suppression of the interference signals; and SAR is a measure of the naturalness of the separated signals.
Concordance is a measure of the correctness of the predictions of the hypothesis, whether observed changes agree with unambiguous predictions.
Accuracy is a measure of the correctness of the assembly and is estimated by aligning each contig to the reference genome.
Precision is the degree of agreement among a series of measurements of the same quantity; it is a measure of the reproducibility of results rather than their correctness.
> -wrap-foot> The precision of overlap alignments (P, in percentages) and the number of overlap alignments that lead to (correct) extensions (E, absolute values) as a measure of sensitivity (correctness is only known for simulated datasets) are shown.
Sensitivity is a measure of correctness in prediction of positives or toxic chemicals and specificity is a measure of correctness in prediction of negatives or non-toxic chemicals.
As a measure of correctness in ranking, we determined how well each score correctly identified pairs with the same SCOP fold in the SCOP10 dataset using a ROC statistic.
Accuracy or concordance is a measure of correctness of overall predictions.
Accuracy is a measure of correctness of each item of data collected [ 8, 9].
Then, AUCPR as adopted as a measure of correctness of an output adjacency matrix, given a true network.
