Sentence examples for be representative of accuracy from inspiring English sources

Overall accuracy may not be representative of accuracy within classification groups, which is the main problem with unbalanced data.

In particular, we consider the performance of LASSO to be representative of what would be the best prediction accuracy of a routine biomarker approach.

We therefore consider the diagnostic accuracy of the assessors to be representative of their professional groups, or at least not underestimated due to bias.

If that was representative of the accuracy of his memory, you found yourself thinking, it's really no wonder he was convicted.

begin{aligned} {text{ Precision }} = frac{epsilon }{delta } end{aligned} (2 Clearly, a higher precision is representative of a higher accuracy.

However, these coding discrepancies would likely be present when applying these metrics for non-research purposes, and thus the findings are representative of the 'real-world' accuracy of these indices.

Ultimately, the results of this study are representative of the on-going struggle between robustness and accuracy in SPECT imaging.

To ensure accuracy, the health and nutrition survey used a sampling that was representative of survivors living in communities as well as camps for displaced people.

He's representative of a man".

"They are representative of the company, right?

Results are representative of two separate experiments.