Sentence examples for an algorithmic assessment from inspiring English sources

UK insurance firm Admiral had intended to launch an app this week offering discounted car insurance premiums to first time drivers based on an algorithmic assessment of their Facebook posts.

Interpretation of PSA data is performed in a uniform manner at the central data center through an algorithmic assessment and categorization of cases into biochemical recurrence cases, non-recurrence cases, cases with post-surgical residual elevated PSA or cases whose category "cannot be determined".

That's where Legalist, an algorithmic risk assessment startup, enters.

Given the enormous volume of imagery that can result from just a single drone flight, significant advances are occurring in the algorithmic assessment and identification of aerial imagery.

Google Now—an algorithmic personal assistant is an outcome of this approach.

Most of the previous studies were based on morphological characters without algorithmic assessment.

In a blog post welcoming Facebook blocking Admiral from scanning users' posts, digital rights organization the Open Rights Group points out the underlying biases that can make any such algorithmic assessments problematic.

The several hepatologists of the NIH-supported drug-induced liver injury network (DILIN) have struggled with this for eight years but have no better alternative, and still cannot agree [ 21] upon the reliability of the RUCAM (Roussel-Uclaf Causality Assessment Method), an algorithmic process [ 22, 23] proposed in 1993 and used widely in Europe and elsewhere in the world [ 24].

In this paper, we approach the assessment of charting from a more generic point of view, by proposing an algorithmic approach using mainly the dynamic time warping (DTW) algorithm and two of its modifications; subsequence DTW and derivative DTW.

The company also has an algorithmic review committee that reviews the results coming from the building assessments.

Paramedic assessment will reflect existing standard practice within the ambulance service, which for this patient population is underpinned by an algorithmic clinical protocol (Protocol T19 – Falls in the elderly).