Sentence examples for classification incorrectly from inspiring English sources

NHS Lanarkshire also admitted using the "unavailability" classification incorrectly.

Failure to detect the accepted rates would suggest that the Bethesda classification criteria are incorrectly applied.

This is validated by our classification experiments, which incorrectly predicted that facial color is always with lower color degree values.

With the two classifications, if EC are incorrectly classified by neural classifications, obtained class is NC (in majority).

It resulted in incorrectly female classification of most of the highly virilized individuals with AIS 2 (3 of 4 individuals = 75%) and of a large fraction of the normal male scrotal fibroblast controls (3 of 7 individuals = 43%) (Fig. 3A and 3B).

It is rather perplexing for users when the interaction incorrectly switches the classification and removes correct ink strokes.

The HSAs more frequently missed the fast-breathing classification (18 of 24 cases incorrectly classified) or giving cotrimoxizole (19 of 21 cases with incorrect treatment) in the presence of other illnesses.

A headline for a menu with the Good Appetite column last Wednesday referred incorrectly to the dietary classification of the dishes.

The classification error is the chance of incorrectly classifying a future sample given the training sample set : (3).

The difficulty is when there is only a palm on a display and there should not be intended touches, thus, the classification algorithm occasionally detects intended touches incorrectly and accidental inking is produced.

Such biases in diagnostic classification (i.e. more persons incorrectly classified as not having the condition) in regional-remote areas would mean that the influence of disease on quality of life would be underestimated in these areas, though it would be difficult to determine the degree to which such an effect could be offset by the increased severity of diagnosed cases.