The phrase "accuracy exceeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of accuracy of one thing to another, indicating that one has a higher level of accuracy.
Example: "In this study, the accuracy exceeds that of previous research, demonstrating significant improvements in data collection methods."
Alternatives: "accuracy surpasses" or "accuracy outstrips".
Overall accuracy exceeds 90%.
UHC says its claims-payment accuracy exceeds 99%.
Overconfidence is present if the expectation of accuracy exceeds actual accuracy (Pulford and Colman 1997).
Subjective visual inspection of the results indicated that the correction accuracy exceeds 0.5 pixels.
The second finding reveals that the speech quality can be well maintained as long as the search accuracy exceeds a threshold, say 50% in [12].
A more interesting finding of RFBC is that the accuracy exceeds the original RF in all statistical metrics when the sample size is large enough (greater than 2500), suggesting that our proposed bias correction of RF is an overall better model compared to the original for large sample size.
In a question-and-answer piece in the Times Book Review for January 16 , 1966 George Plimpton quoted Truman Capote claiming that he had trained himself to recall dialogue with such accuracy that he could interview people without a notebook or a tape recorder and then, hours later, write down verbatim what was said, his accuracy exceeding ninety per cent.
It was found in the present work that a nonlinear expression involving one elemental property parameter can be used to predict, with an overall accuracy exceeding 99%, the occurrence of a compound for any binary, ternary or quaternary system.
A multi-layer neural network with 50 hidden neurons, momentum value of 0.8, and learning rate of 0.1, with hyperbolic tangent hidden neuron activation functions was able to accurately predict graduation success and achieved the best performance with classification accuracy exceeding 95%, high recall, high precision, and high specificity.
The estimated quadratic discriminant function showed great performance with high classification accuracy (exceeding 90%) of individuals in the three different groups and a low apparent error rate (0.0476) in classification of the validation data set, confirming the existence of three distinct groups and demonstrating its ability to predict new behaviors.
Lots of programs can do this, and most of them do it very well, with accuracy exceeding 99.9%.
