Sentence examples for both accuracy and reliability from inspiring English sources

With the OED applied to learning rates in the ERBFN, the forecasting error can be reduced during the training process to improve both accuracy and reliability.

The results show significant improvement in both accuracy and reliability of the data over that of a single receiver, and the distribution of error more closely resembles the normal distribution (as compared to a single receiver).

Performance comparisons show that our method outperforms the BW, excess fractions (EF) and Chinese remainder theorem (CRT) methods in terms of both accuracy and reliability, and can asymptotically achieve the Cramér-Rao bound (CRB).

Given the importance of this diagnosis, both the accuracy and reliability of the definition of CLAD are crucial in understanding the pathophysiology of this disease to develop therapeutic options and influence outcome after lung transplantation.

The copy number concentration of the digested plasmid determined by ddPCR agreed well with that determined by LC IDMS, improving both the accuracy and reliability of the plasmid reference material.

Two extensions of these core methodologies are then proposed to further improve both the accuracy and reliability of source location and identity determinations with this new class of hand-held instrumentation.

Appropriate low-level analysis of profiling data is known to be important [ 57] so estimating network models from suitably processed data would improve both their accuracy and reliability.

In the hybrid-6 model, training with information from both – the PSSM and secondary structure information as input to the classifier enhances both the prediction accuracy and reliability of the models generated.

Field study costs are also significantly high in comparison with their accuracy and reliability, both in terms of the time and resources required.

Two experiments are reported that were designed to measure the accuracy and reliability of both visually guided hand movements (Exp. 1) and perceptual matching judgments (Exp. 2).

Although there are a wide range of fieldwork techniques used for monitoring rangeland degradation, the costs of such methods are significantly higher than remote-sensing methods in comparison with the accuracy and reliability achievable, both in time and resources required.