The phrase "accuracy figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or metrics that represent the precision or correctness of a measurement or analysis.
Example: "The accuracy figures for the new software indicate a significant improvement over the previous version."
Alternatives: "precision metrics" or "correctness statistics".
Fig. 3 Diagnostic accuracy figures for the the image reads.
Diagnostic accuracy figures for the three image reads, for local data (a) and PPMI data (b).
Table 8 summarises the available literature on machine learning algorithms for binary (I123 FP-CIT classI123 FP-CITi.e. normal vs abnormal image appearanclassification0, listed in order of reported maximum accuracy figures, where available.e
However, it is interesting to note that two of the methods which treat classification as a two class problem, generating cut-offs from both normal and abnormal putamenal SBRs (i.e. methods SQ 15 and SQ 17), produced some of the highest accuracy figures, with lower variance and well balanced sensitivity and specificity values.
If this were not the case, then the gene would not be present in the merged data set, which could explain the rather disappointing prediction accuracy figures obtained after merging.
Table 4 compares our best result with previously reported accuracy figures.
In fact, I'd say the 47% accuracy figure is about right.
We identified that the BG variability, analyzed in SD, is significantly associated with CGM accuracy (Figure 2).
As a more direct comparison of accuracy, Figure 5E provides the error (MAPE) for the models plotted in Figures 5B-D.
The roll angle is the second most important influence on rotation accuracy (Figure 13, second from top), with a 1° roll misestimation resulting in a 0.04°/m error.
Second, S s MeOH for several PAHs are published and can be used to validate experimental accuracy (Figure A in Additional File 1).
