The phrase "accuracy of case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the precision or correctness of a specific case, such as in legal, medical, or technical discussions.
Example: "The accuracy of case in this report is crucial for ensuring the validity of our findings."
Alternatives: "correctness of the case" or "precision of the case".
To improve the accuracy of case reuse, a two-layer random forests model is proposed and the framework of the corresponding CBR system is presented.
The experimental results showed the ability of the proposed system to improve the accuracy of case retrieval and reduce retrieval time prominently.
The ability of the proposed system tailor the search to stakeholders needs, improve the accuracy of case retrieval and facilitate the search process are among the main positive features of the proposed intelligent decision support system.
The prediction formula for accuracy of case
The accuracy of case ascertainment in FCDS has been described and validated elsewhere [ 7, 58].
Therefore, the estimate figures we report may be underestimation of the accuracy of case ascertainment.
Such results indicate that although the accuracy of case-mix adjustment methods also may affect agreement between indices, case-mix adjustment is still very important for the reliability and accuracy of provider profiling [ 5, 22, 23].
Reminding GPs of diagnoses to consider before they start testing hypotheses can improve diagnostic accuracy irrespective of case difficulty, without lengthening information search.
In the first one, we assessed the accuracy of our case definition by restricting the analysis to the 265 cases with codes supporting the liver cancer diagnosis and 1002 matched controls.
Even before the book's US release, informed critics were pointing out numerous flaws in the social statistics, the international perspective, the economic figures and even the accuracy of her case study interviews.
