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Consequently, a classifier which predicts all candidates as negative would have an accuracy of 0.9, but a precision of 0 and a recall of 0 for the positive examples.
This is especially prominent for rno, where comparison of rno-hsa-sce result in only 8 predictions - but with a precision of 100%.
The precision is limited by the energy bandwidth of the source X-rays, but Lonsdale reported a precision of Å in her measurement of diamond lattice parameters.
The time series of the final baseline error reveal that both GPS and BDS can achieve a precision of millimetres, but GPS performs better than BDS.
In the literature are found many fast algorithms for the determination of the sun position within 0.01°, and complex astronomical algorithms that allow a precision of 0.0003° but at the price of a large amount of calculation.
For example, some system achieved a precision of 34.2%, but only submitted 41 results, and some system achieved 5.75% precision with 661 predictions submitted (5).
In terms of overall performance, the Pubmed search yielded the most records to screen (3697) and had a precision of 1.57%, but provided the highest number of studies included within the review, including two unique studies.
A conservative parameterization of BLAST produced much higher precision than PSI-BLAST and T2K, but lower sensitivity: using an E-value cutoff of 10-20 (the most restrictive cutoff tested), BLAST had a precision of 86%, but retrieved only 71.1% of global homologs.
(a) Precision of the proposed method.
This is a small masterpiece, about a big subject, executed with a precision of a surgeon.
