Sentence examples for chance value from inspiring English sources

In the proposed new algorithm, neural networks are employed to calculate the expected value and the chance value.

In each case, the result is tantamount to a simple marginal transposition of the appropriate chance Gaussian distribution to a new mean value μ′ = μ + Nε, where N is sample size, or equivalently to a change in the elemental probability of the basic binary process to p′ = p + ε, where p is the chance value and ε = δ/4.

We also examined whether the control participants were able to discriminate between items by comparing their performance against a chance value of d' = 0.

The time spent in the goal quadrant of the water maze was compared to the 15-s chance value by means of a t test.

The 15-s chance value corresponds to the time spent for random search in four quadrants during the 60 s probe test.

It was significantly increased above chance value from session 26 (3-session block 8) to session 45 (3-session block 15) (Fig.  2).

According to them, Kappa values lower than 0.40 represent a poor agreement beyond chance, values between 0.40 and 0.75 are considered as fair to good agreement beyond chance and Kappa values higher than 0.75 represent excellent agreement beyond chance.

Generally, AUC values of 0.5 indicate that a test performs no better than chance, values between 0.70 and 0.79 indicate fair performance, values between 0.80 and 0.89 indicate good performance, and values ≥0.9 indicate excellent test performance.

A κ value greater than 0.75 is considered excellent agreement beyond chance, values below 0.40 represent poor agreement, and values between 0.40 and 0.75 represent fair-to-good agreement (Fleiss, 1981).

Providers should focus on creating the bridges to help individuals to understand the probabilities, risks and chances, values and preferences of alternative available options, and stimulate them to take their role in the decision process [ 12, 13].

The p-value is the probability of obtaining by chance a value of A equal or larger than the observed value.