Sentence examples for conditional accuracy from inspiring English sources
A number of philosophers have argued for forms of first-person privilege involving some sort of epistemic guarantee not just conditional accuracy as a matter of empirical fact, but something more robust than that without embracing infallibility, indubitability, incorrigibility, or self-intimation in the senses described in Section 4.1.1 above.
Conditional accuracy functions also demonstrated absent reward effects in PD patients (p > 0.05).
We analyzed other aspects of the performance (notably, the RT distribution and the conditional accuracy function), and all showed the typical pattern reported for this task (data are not shown; see van den Wildenberg et al., 2010, for an overview).
A conditional accuracy function plot demonstrated that the earliest responses (around 200 ms) were prone to distraction (50%), whereas later responses were more accurate, as predicted by standard speed-accuracy trade-off.
Area-weighted conditional probability accuracy statistics were calculated based on the areal extent of change and no change for each cover class.
The CEC team approved the CEC client's decisions to admit the patient to palliative care, conditional on the accuracy of the medical evaluation performed by the CEC client.
Diversification rate shifts inferred from the best Bayesian consensus phylogeny are conditional on its accuracy and also implicitly assume full representation and/or random sampling of gall-thrips taxa.
The advantage of this methodology is that since it does not operate on the class-conditional distributions, the accuracy can exceed the Bayes' error bound.
These considerations, plus the need to be cautious about statistical fluctuations, limit the accuracy of conditional probability estimates.
In the proposed model, to decrease the computation and improve the accuracy, the conditional generalized minimum variance is used to select the key features.
Cram, Karan, and Stuart (CKS) (2009) demonstrated the accuracy of conditional analysis, compared to unconditional analysis, of nonrandom samples through the use of simulations, replications, and mathematical proofs.
