Descriptive statistics were used to compare the classification performance of each categorisation method.
This included quantitative performance categorisation that provided a systematic, succinct and transparent method to assess and summarise model performance over a range of statistics, sites, scales and seasons.
For example, if there is ambiguity in the decision process then the categorisation of one's own performance as being correct, or incorrect, will be subject to error.
The latter exercise enables categorisation of models with respect to their performance if more than one model is available, or developed, for any given task.
Yet commentators often seem determined, when evaluating women, to impose restrictive labels on them, implying that their performance is somehow linked to this categorisation.
Although the behavioural performance was equivalent across the Recognition and Categorisation groups we were keen to establish whether the ERP data shown in Figures 4 and 5 could distinguish between categorisation and recognition judgements, with and without prior exposure.
SVMs deliver state-of-the-art performance in real-world applications such as text categorisation, hand-written character recognition, image classification, biosequences analysis, etc. Support Vector training algorithms work with pseudocode, as well as principles of optimization, generalization and kernel theory.
Tables 3 and 4, applying the NCFRP Report 33 "Improving Freight System Performance in Metropolitan Areas: A Planning Guide", 2015 [68] and categorisation of urban freight measures, identify the highlighted policy measures in regional and local and city level urban freight plans, respectively.
The wild and wonderful Luxus resists easy categorisation – the group defines its sound as Oriental Blues, but any single performance will zigzag between lilting Russian classics like Kalinka, to chilled-out Bob Marley via feverish Turkish jazz.
At least with regard to these later effects, they appear to reflect some process common to categorisation and recognition, a conclusion perhaps supported by the similarity in behavioural performance between the two judgement types.
