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If the information for the female or male parents is additionally implemented in the model, the accuracy rises to 0.6 (male parents) or 0.87 (female parents).

Accuracy rises sharply with additional training data until the size of the training set reaches about 1000 sentences (about 82.5% accuracy).

When we increase the threshold, accuracy rises at the expense of coverage (fewer of the observed non-neutral nsSNPs are identified).

Male analysts with a tie to a male executive saw their own accuracy rise by 4.7%, suggesting that men are much more willing to help other men.

When asked to make blind predictions about the survival or failure of real (but disguised) businesses, test subjects with no training averaged 35percentt accuracy, whereas after being trained the average accuracy rose to 65percentt.

In orientation density functions modeling the HARDI signal as a continuous mixture of tensors, the diffusion profile reconstruction accuracy rose rapidly with additional gradients.

These participants, in the winter of 2001, received daily situation reports and a twice-weekly workload forecast, and the accuracy rose to an average of 65percentnt - and up to 100percentnt in some regions.

A female analyst with a tie to a female executive at a firm she was covering saw her accuracy rise by 2.5%, as opposed to the 2% improvement they found for any and all connections.

However, accuracy rose much more sharply as a function of number of epochs for the serially than randomly selected condition.

And over the course of just 1 month, their accuracy rose as high as 80% -- good, but not as good as human experts.

By showing the same images to different birds and combining their guesses, the accuracy rose to 99%, on par with trained human experts and far more reliable than a computer doing automatic image analysis.