The phrase "accuracy out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to the output of accuracy, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The accuracy out of the model was lower than expected."
Alternatives: "accuracy output" or "output accuracy".
He squeezes soul and accuracy out of his own limited voice.
My lens had great autofocus accuracy out of the box, so I didn't need to use this tool.
The proposed CLM estimation method is applied in a deployed 4-camera real-world scenario with non-overlapping views, whose camera topology is shown in Fig. 13, achieving 79.5% tracking accuracy out of 20 min (more than 280 people) of video testing.
I know from personal experience that genuinely descriptive writing is often subbed beyond recognition, to the detriment of accuracy, out of paranoia born from a misunderstanding of what actually constitutes slander.
Accuracy out of the acceptable limits of the geometrical distortion affects heterogeneity in power/energy delivery.
The child will need to say each stimulus item with 90% accuracy out of at least 12 trials without modelling or cueing from the clinician before it is removed from treatment and a new target word is introduced.
0.632 bootstrapping has been shown to provide a robust estimate of classifier accuracy, out-performing cross-validation [48], especially for very small data sets (e.g., see [49]), and is thus appropriate even for more poorly annotated genomes.
Our evaluation metrics were: (1) accuracy of out-of-sample classification and (2) reproducibility of spatial maps.
Furthermore, the accuracy of out-of-sample prediction of extreme length of stay was low according to common standards [ 16].
As a measure of relevance of our signature we used its prediction accuracy on out-of-sample data.
This reduces the mean-squared error of estimates; it also increases prediction accuracy of out-of-sample cases and prevents over-fitting (de los Campos et al. 2010).
