The phrase "amount of intersection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the degree or quantity of overlap between two or more sets, groups, or concepts.
Example: "The amount of intersection between the two research studies indicates a significant correlation in their findings."
Alternatives: "degree of overlap" or "extent of intersection".
Using visualization tools and by quantifying the amount of intersection between target ROIs and channels, we show that out of 21 ROIs, 17 and 19 ROIs intersected with fNIRS channels from the adult and child probe geometries, respectively.
The amount of intersection serves as a confidence measure for the establishment of temporal relationships.
Since objects might be as well associated to other observations, the sum of their areas is weighted according to the amount of intersection they have with other observations.
In Fig. 2, we observe that the curves of balance coefficients have certain amount of intersection points with the region of |balance coefficient|≤5×10−5 when code length is varied from 256 to 2048.
Due to some amount of intersection (i.e. some N j T had similar neighbours or were neighbours of each other) the total number of unique nodes in the analysed target-centric network in this case was 219, which is less than the sum of numbers of neighbours, 290.
Rabuffetti et al. use the term crossing index, which differs from the intersections rate in one aspect: The total amount of intersections is divided by the total amount of markings, whereas the intersections rate of Mark et al. is calculated by dividing the amount of intersections by the total amount of markings excluding immediate revisits.
Specifically, the mean inter-cancellation distance and the amount of intersections decrease as age increases in children, while the best R increases, demonstrating an improvement in search organisation over time (Woods et al., 2013).
The number correlates to the amount of intersections on the board.
As the cancellation path is only determined by cancelled targets, we define the intersections rate as the total amount of path intersections divided by the amount of cancellations that are not immediate revisits (Eqs. 3– 8).
The Jaccard index quantifies the amount of overlap between two datasets, ranging from 0 to 1, with 0 indicating empty intersection and 1 indicating that the two sets are equal (see also Tanimoto distance [ 51]).
In Mr. Tonguz's system, stop lights would be inside the vehicles and drivers would see a red or green light based on the amount of traffic approaching the intersection.
