Although our primary hypothesis concerned precision-related responses in dopaminergic midbrain regions, the neurobiological implementation of active inference using variational Bayes also makes strong predictions about precision-related effects in other brain systems (see Friston et al. (2013)).
This approach seemed reasonable in the current application as we are less concerned with the precision of individual country estimates than with the general direction of country-level correlations with attitudes.
This makes intuitive sense: we should be more concerned about the precision of an endpoint than a covariate.
Like his partner, Syd, with whom he started a band, called the Internet, in 2011, Martians has a modest voice that he jostles into interesting places; he's more concerned with style and process than with precision.
We tested the overall performance of SeekFun and the results suggest that SeekFun is superior to the concerned methods: NB, DRDO, DRDO-NB, and dcGO on precision and recall generally.
He said yesterday that he's "not really concerned" about the fate of President Obama's initiatives in precision medicine and brain research.
Her new piece is equally concerned with moral justice but has none of the documentary-style precision of its predecessor.
The viability of CR or MR as he deemed has been well established by a concerned scientific community within well-defined scopes and limits of approximation and precision, and the two dimensions complement one another in specific respects.
However, as far as precision in scoring within the range of ± 1 score points is concerned, ICU staff equalled neurologists.
For example, the precision or EF metrics might be more appropriate if the user is more concerned about false positives, while in applications with more emphasis on true positive rates the PM or ROCE metrics would be recommended instead.
Ms. Wilson came on to sing "Don't Blame Me," and by comparison she was a gust of character, lolling in a shocking low register, less concerned than Ms. Monheit with hitting the pitch of every note with a diamond-cutter's precision.
