Sentence examples for computer ratings from inspiring English sources
Critics of the B.C.S. typically focus on the computer ratings, which hardly anybody likes.
A discrepancy was found in the Colley Matrix computer ratings, one of six used by the B.C.S.
One factor is Indiana's close call on Sunday against Temple, a team that the computer ratings did not regard as very strong.
Since the beginning of the B.C.S. in 1998, the computer ratings have predicted the winners of B.C.S. bowl games correctly 32 times and incorrectly 20 times.
Computer ratings, to be sure, are imperfect instruments, but Virginia Commonwealth had looked no more impressive according to the "eye test".
Some want to see the computer ratings account for factors like margin of victory and home-field advantage, which the B.C.S. doesn't allow for.
Despite months of due diligence, finding out there was a major network attack long after a deal closes is "everybody's worst-case scenario," said Jake Olcott, vice president at BitSight, a computer security ratings company in Boston.
In prior research, self-reported computer skill ratings were found to be unreliable (Merritt et al. 2005), with university students tending to overestimate their abilities (Ivanitskaya et al. 2006), and females perceiving lower abilities than males at the same skill level (Bunz et al. 2007).
First, the neuropsychological tests described above were administered by trained technicians, scored by a computer, and ratings of impairment were assigned based on education-adjusted cut-off scores on 11 cognitive tests commonly used in the assessment of dementia [ 20].
First, neuropsychological tests were administered by trained technicians, scored by a computer, and ratings of impairment were assigned based on education-adjusted cut-off scores on 11 cognitive tests commonly used in the assessment of cognition in old age.
Although nearly half of subjects reported no computer training, anxiety ratings were low, and considerably more subjects rated the E questionnaires as easier and preferred.
