Sentence examples for average assessment error from inspiring English sources
The reliability-in-the-small was.0014, which corresponds to an average assessment error of 3.74% in risk estimates per risk category.
The calibration analyses indicated an average assessment error of 3.74% in risk estimates per risk category, which we regard as acceptable for an instrument that is to be used in the initial stage of assessment.
The AUC value in the validation sample was.764 (95% CI [.743,.784]) and Sander's calibration score indicated an average assessment error of 3.74% in risk estimates per risk category.
For predicting specific forms of care needs, the Y-ACNAT-NO showed an acceptable discriminatory accuracy for all dependent variables (with AUC values of.740 or above), but calibration was only acceptable when worrisome incidents or domestic violence were predicted (with an average assessment error of less than 10% per risk category).
To facilitate the assessment, error bounds were provided.
The proposed UbiSOM algorithm relies on two learning assessment metrics, namely the average quantization error and the average neuron utility, computed over a sliding window.
Based on assessment of the relative sensitivity of the GeneFilters arrays and the average experimental error, an expression ratio of 1.5 was chosen to define genes that are differentially expressed.
Results revealed an average transformation error of 3mm.
