The part of a sentence "better confidence" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to describe an improvement in one's level of confidence. Example: "After taking a public speaking course, John gained better confidence in his ability to give presentations."
These ranges are much better confidence limits relative to the requirement of the model.
The second benefit is reduced system testing time and better confidence by introducing formal verification at early stages of designs.
There's better confidence that these models are looking a bit more like the planet we live on.
"If you go to a swing coach, if you're talking golf, you immediately have better confidence," Rivers said.
This technique is characterized by higher selectivity and better confidence in the assignment of the precursor and fragment ions, and thus translates into an improved analytical performance.
This could provide better confidence in tumor targeting by acting as an additional quality assurance tool of tumor position during treatment.
If we focus on SVM, which will be our base classifier for text corpora, we can observe in Table 2 that d-Confidence performs better than confidence and farthest-first, both at labeling effort and accuracy, over tabular datasets.
If we focus on SVM, we can observe that d-Confidence performs better than confidence, both at labeling effort and accuracy, over tabular datasets as well as over text corpora.
Regarding the global properties of the datasets, d-Confidence performed clearly better than confidence on "well behaved" datasets (balanced, collinear, isomorphic and separable).
On not so well behaved datasets, d-Confidence also performs better than confidence but not as clearly, especially with respect to the classification error.
The developed SAR models exhibited better statistical confidence than those in the previously reported studies.
