The phrase "based on accuracy of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation, decision, or statement that is dependent on the level of accuracy or correctness of certain information. Example: The success of the project was based on the accuracy of the data collected during the research phase.
The model bank is generated by linearizing the first principles model across a carefully designed trajectory based on accuracy of multi-step ahead predictions.
We evaluated scenarios based on accuracy of male selection.
Finally, based on accuracy of imputation of several schemes, the costs of the more relevant of these alternatives were estimated.
The Kinect™ motion capture system compared participants' movements with the avatar's movements and assigned a score based on accuracy of mirroring the avatar.
Thus, the main test results are based on accuracy of performance at different exposure durations rather than measurement of reaction times, and therefore naming latency does not affect test scores.
The "student" group members evaluate the lesson plan unit and its individual lessons based on accuracy and clarity of information, usefulness of visual aids and manipulatives, successful problem creation, creativity and other elements that might be assessed.
Comparison metrics based on accuracy and diversity of Pareto front are calculated for both methods.
We then assessed the classifier performance based on accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity of the predictions on the test data.
Then, the accuracy of the predicted value is reported based on the accuracy of prediction of the neighboring chemicals in the training set using a leave-one-out procedure, weighted by similarity to the query chemical.
Methods with at least 65% overall accuracy were evaluated based on the accuracy of the individual asthma groups.
Twelve research groups inferred signalling networks from perturbation experiments data and were evaluated based on the accuracy of their predictions of the outcome of the network under different experimental conditions.
