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The submitted algorithms were then assessed for correctness, relying primarily on a novel gene-centric metric that allowed partial credit for predicting a "similar" term, based on proximity in the GO term graph.
Towards a verification of the network model, its descriptive content has to be assessed for correctness and relevance; therefore, the network model was evaluated for its ability to detect stress responses to a stressor that was not used to build the network model.
We are approaching it with the CWL, and seeing the CWL as an integral part of a Linux Distribution with all the distributions' established policies and infrastructure to assess correctness and reliability, will be beneficial for all.
For each recorded diagnosis in the CCR, the level of correctness was assessed as: total correctness when the recorded diagnosis in the CCR corresponded well to the information in the VCR, partial correctness when the level of correctness was less satisfactory, or absence of correctness for incorrect information present in the CCR.
We also found that, when allowing only 100 kb between scaffolded contigs (section 2.6), the assessed scaffold correctness was 70.6% and the local scaffold correctness was 90.3%.
However, allowing 200 kb (500 kb) resulted in an assessed scaffold correctness of 85.3% (92.1%) and a local scaffold correctness of 96.0% (98.3%).
To help interpret a borderline residual plot, a lack-of-fit test for assessing the correctness of the functional part of the model is used.
The underlying tenet of our work is that neither of these trends will become fully mature without: (1) An understanding for how and why system entities are connected together, and (2) Formal procedures for assessing the correctness of system operations, estimating system performance, and understanding trade spaces involving competing design criteria.
We will discuss the application of lDDT for assessing local correctness of models, including stereochemical plausibility.
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