The phrase "a small accuracy" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to refer to a minor degree of precision or correctness in a measurement or statement.
Example: "The experiment yielded a small accuracy in the results, which was not sufficient for our analysis."
Alternatives: "a slight accuracy" or "a minor accuracy".
It can be noted that SVM has a small accuracy improvement with the increase of supervision, although it has better results than the semi-supervised algorithm alone.
Figure 6a and b show the results for (1~%) of initial semi-supervision, in which the random selection presents a small accuracy and maxF1 raises with the addition of new samples.
However, ETA network diffusion maintains a small accuracy advantage among the very highest confidence predictions (below 7% coverage).
The differences in accuracies between classes of QTL with different average MAF were more pronounced for the VAR scenario than for the RANDOM scenario, mainly as a result of a smaller accuracy for QTL with a very low average MAF and a much smaller accuracy for QTL with an extremely low average MAF.
From reads with 0.15% to 1.5% errors, a decrease in accuracy of 9% was observed, which is also a smaller accuracy drop than measured for metagenomic gene prediction tools.
The acSynth simulator used these power figures to allow power analysis at more than 35 million instructions per second in a simulation with small accuracy diversion and without loss of generality.
As unresolved predictions are considered incorrect, it corresponds to a small overall accuracy drop of 1.2%.
The percentage of FA was higher with a bimodal stimulus than with a unimodal one (see Table 1), thus revealing a small speed-accuracy trade-off (RTs were faster for bimodal semantically congruent stimuli than for unimodal stimuli; see Reaction Times).
The results revealed a small decrease in accuracy of genomic prediction based on GBLUP when the imputation accuracy was high (on average 0.95), while genomic prediction accuracy based on lowly accurate imputed 50k genotypes was lower than that based on observed 12k genotypes.
Using the currently available 600k SNP panel [ 46] instead of the 60k SNP chip is expected to result in at least a small increase in accuracy across all models, and may lead to a relatively larger improvement in accuracy for the Bayesian variable selection models compared to GBLUP.
For any form of classification, a small change in accuracy will have a disproportionately large impact on usability.
