Sentence examples for accuracy of discrimination from inspiring English sources

This concept suggests the following evolutionary scenario: the larger the area in which a predator seeks prey, the less time the predator has to discriminate whether an object it encounters is edible, the lower the accuracy of discrimination, and the higher the probability that a poor mimic escapes predation [ 65].

We have set the C value (C = 100) as suggested in [18] and γ value is chosen (γ =0.2) by varying the value from 0.1 to 1 and observing the accuracy of discrimination as shown in Figure 7.

Fourth, across participants the difference between the subjective duration of repeated and novel items was related to the accuracy of discrimination.

There was a general response bias to endorse all emotionally negative items, but accuracy of discrimination between imagery and viewed pictures was not significantly influenced by emotional valence.

Recently, machine learning approaches were introduced for improving the accuracy of discrimination between correct and incorrect PSMs based on PSM data models.

The AHI value with the highest accuracy of discrimination between individuals with and without postoperative delirium was determined with a receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve.

Phenological or plant age classification across a landscape allows for examination of micro-topographical effects on plant growth, improvement in the accuracy of species discrimination, and will improve our understanding of the spatial variation in plant growth.

Upon receipt of genotype intensities, all SNPs were validated by reviewing the accuracy of genotype discrimination (clustering) methods.

We found that the accuracy of the discrimination increases with the group size: larger groups are able to detect proportionally smaller differences between two resources.

Also, we introduced SNP-CGH array method to demonstrate the accuracy of this discrimination.

TSS was used in preference to Kappa as it provides a similar measure of accuracy of the discrimination of two methods for a binary outcome, without being affected by prevalence [ 14].