The phrase "accuracy defined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of accuracy and providing a specific definition or explanation of it.
Example: "In the context of scientific research, accuracy defined refers to the degree to which the results of a measurement conform to the true value."
Alternatives: "definition of accuracy" or "accuracy explained".
Accuracy, defined operationally as the proportion of variance in pain report explained by stimulus level, ranged from 0.07 to 0.91 with a median of 0.64.
The detection accuracy, defined as the ratio of the detected attacks to the total number of detected and undetected attacks 4.
For classification with coarse spatial resolution data, limitations of the classification method produce a maximum achievable accuracy defined as the average percent fraction of dominant land cover of all pixels in the mapped area.
We used a mixed- methods approach with rater accuracy defined quantitatively based on Rasch measurement theory, and a survey-based qualitative method designed to investigate rater perceptions and judgments toward student essays within the context of IW assessments.
We present an approach for constructing finite-volume methods for flux-divergence forms to any order of accuracy defined as the image of a smooth mapping from a rectangular discretization of an abstract coordinate space.
At this scale, prediction accuracy defined in terms of RMSE is about 3.3 m3 ha−1 year−1 for the 300 Index and 2.0 m for the Site Index (Table 1).
Accuracy defines how close a measurement is to the real value (i.e. the true home location).
The design of "good" exams not only includes the creation of tasks [ 2] but also conducting examinations, reviewing examination papers for content and accuracy, defining the grading system, statistically analyzing the exams, and reporting results.
The model's training accuracy and testing accuracy are defined as the percentage of correct classifications in the corresponding data sets.
Overall classification accuracy was defined as the mean accuracy of all validation steps across subjects.
The greatest improvement in data quality (data completeness and accuracy, as defined by PRISM) was the twofold increase in data accuracy at the district level.
