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As LeCun put it in his Google+ post, "Whenever a startup claims '90% accuracy' on some random task, do not consider this newsworthy.

Our comparison with the support vector machine (SVM) also shows that, the GLD, together with the LNS, requires as much as 150 times lower training time to achieve an equivalent classification accuracy on some of the datasets.

This indicates that GF could be a good complementary texture descriptor and that a combination with, for example, ILTP might improve the overall classification accuracy on some of the datasets.

We have also tested its prediction accuracy on some of the known psychrophilic and mesophilic proteins to see if there is any significant difference in its prediction for psychrophilic proteins.

The comparison of mRMR and SIP-FS indicates that both methods have their own accuracy advantages on some classes.

However, they can achieve high accuracy only on some specific datasets.

Whilst there does remain significant overlap in the imaging characteristics of retroperitoneal neoplasms, some lesions have distinctive characteristics and can be diagnosed with some accuracy on imaging, e.g. aggressive angiomyxoma and liposarcoma (Table 1).

Only two timers on the Mega32 have PWM capabilities (Timer0/Timer2), so we had to manually generate a PWM signal, which sacrificed some accuracy on our timing.

Median lag time can be estimated with some accuracy on these 20 lineages, by using the 8 kinetics that have been measured for each lineage in the dilution experiment described earlier.

Probabilistic graphical models are typically trained to maximize the likelihood of the training data and evaluated on some measure of accuracy on the test data.

Like most historically based operas, "Madame Mao" sacrifices some factual accuracy on the altar of dramatic veracity.