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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accuracy enough for" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey that something has sufficient accuracy, but the structure is awkward.
Example: "The measurements were accuracy enough for the experiment, but they could be improved."
Alternatives: "sufficient accuracy for" or "adequate accuracy for".
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These results show that the approximate solution by CRHM has accuracy enough for engineering application.
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However, if training data was particularly hard or expensive to acquire in a new country or if slightly lower accuracy is enough for the application at hand, 4 out of 5 of the algorithms we tried reach good level of accuracy with smaller training set.
At present, no such model can attain accuracy high enough for routine clinical use [ 39, 71, 84].
Contrarily, improvements by increasing batch size (T) continues upward and may reach perfect accuracy for enough large T values.
The plugs don't weigh enough for accuracy and it has to be quick.
Therefore, clustering of promoters appears reasonable, although the accuracy may not be enough for pinpoint speculation of gene function.
Therefore, the number of virtual copies we used (1,000,000) should provide accuracies that are high enough for our evaluation.
Even so, Dictate gets the big things — speed and accuracy — right, which may be enough for a lot of people.
Recently, many algorithms claim that they have obtained great performance with high accuracy, but they are not enough for real-time application.
Even they don't hear things perfectly, of course, but 94percentt accuracy is more than good enough for conversation.
This accuracy proved to be good enough for the detection of moving sub-groups in the firefighting scenario.
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