The infant was considered trained when it correctly touched the screen only where the stimulus appeared on 23 of the 25 trials on a single day.
If a landmark point was found within D centimeters from the ground truth position, it was considered as correctly localized, otherwise it was considered as incorrectly localized.
VTMH is simply the fraction of TMHs in the testing set that are correctly predicted [22]; it is defined as <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0002399.e011.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> where a TMH is considered predicted correctly if it has an overlap of at least 9 residues with the prediction.
For evaluation purposes, a tagged span was considered correctly identified it contained a term related to T4SS,e.g.
Thus, if the ground truth for a case was high risk, it was considered to be correctly classified if the computer score was equal to or larger than 50.
If the database contains F with a citation to P1, do we consider the database correct because it correctly captured F from P1, or do we consider the database in error because it does not accurately reflect the modern view of F? Curation of the same type of data across different databases can cause unexpected variability because of differing curation methodology (14, 17).
In summary however, if the behaviour in this area is extrapolated to the rest of the roof, it can be considered to perform correctly as intended.
For bin detection, if 95% of the opening area is captured then the bin is considered detected correctly.
Perhaps the most distressing aspect of the Court's action today is its casualalmost summaryrejection of the accumulated wisdom of the many distinguished federal judges who have thoughtfully considered and correctly answered the question these cases present.
"Perhaps the most distressing aspect of the Court's action today is its casualalmost summaryrejection of the accumulated wisdom of the many distinguished federal judges who have thoughtfully considered and correctly answered the question these cases present...
If the difference between the estimated disparity and ground-truth disparity of a pixel is less than two pixels, the disparity is considered as correctly estimated.
