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The database calculates which users are doing a better job at classifying galaxies by comparing their classifications.

We extend this approach to understand the effects of side chains on backbone conformation and to perform a knowledge-based classification of amino acids by comparing their backbone ϕ,ψ distributions in different types of secondary structure.

The plausibility of MI was confirmed by comparing the classifications with and without MI constraints: the differences in classification were not significant (χ; p < 0.001) and information criterion favored the constrained model.

Again, we have constructed nine ER status classifiers using the different combinations of feature selection and classification techniques, and we assess each of them by comparing the classifications with known phenotypes in the independent patient data.

Linked contigs with less sequence similarity were classified as either putative duplicates 85-955% similarity) or alternatively spliced transcripts (<85% sequence similarity), both of which were supported by comparing our classifications to existing gene models.

The derived prediction rule will be cross validated by comparing the classification of each patient to their actual status for the primary outcome.

The diagnostic accuracy of a clinical test is typically evaluated by comparing the classification of individuals by the test with their classification by some diagnostic gold standard.

The Rand indices adjusted for chance derived by comparing the true classification to the classification induced by the models fitted using the random initialization strategy are given in Figure 2. The cluster performance is clearly worse than for the models fitted with initialization in the true solution.

One reason is that virtually all of the previous reports used a vessel classification obtained by manual grading of colour images as ground truth (including only median or large vessels that can be recognized by colour images) and compared their (semi-) automatic classification system to this ground truth.

Finally, the UN GHS/EU CLP classification criteria were applied for these simulated chemicals and predictive capacity (correct classification) was calculated by comparing the theoretical classification (resulting from the resampling approach) with the observed classification.

By comparing this two classifications, variable speed WT (VSWT) is more versatile than fixed speed.