Sentence examples for confidence accuracy from inspiring English sources

"My message to anyone thinking about this is not to underestimate the variety of software benefits that come out of using this equipment: staff confidence, accuracy of records, live updates so clinical safety improves, plus sharing the record with the patient gives the patient confidence that everybody is looking at the same information and knows what's going on".

That he passed on this influence to his son is evident from the early use of silverpoint, a medium which according to Erwin Panofsky requires "an exceptional degree of confidence, accuracy and sensitive feeling for its successful handling".

Consequently the percentile bootstrap has been extended in many different ways to increase confidence accuracy [ 22].

We ranked the interactions in each database by SVM or Bayesian score and looked at the minimum confidence (accuracy) corresponding to the strongest n retrieved interactions (Fig. 3).

For clinicians, a number of contextual issues (including current practice, poor prognosis, lack of treatment options, stigma and the duration of contact with the patient) and mechanisms (including the practicalities, awareness, confidence, accuracy of tools, cost, time, a patient's existing state of health and issues around disclosure) appear to impact on acceptability and decisions to screen.

D-Confidence accuracy dominates that of farthest-first (Fig. 7b).

Confidence-accuracy characteristic.

Hence, the confidence-accuracy relationship for hits is indeed steeper than that for correct rejections.

They showed that the confidence-accuracy relationship was generally the same with all types of scales.

The present experiments addressed three primary questions: First, do different ranges of confidence scales yield similar confidence-accuracy relationships?

This might be one reason for the differences observed in the confidence-accuracy relationship between list-learning and eyewitness situations.