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The prediction accuracy of any ranking method is the fraction of correctly ranked trials this can be determined, since we have the ground truth out of the grand total of 1000 trials.

The number of perfect rankings (i.e. all seven pictures within a set correctly ranked) was also investigated for each age group (Table 2).

The lacunarity index also correctly ranked sites, but showed little separation amongst sites with reduced potential to retain resources.

Ranking SVM [25] formalizes the learning to rank as a problem of classifying instance pairs into two categories (correctly ranked and incorrectly ranked).

The GyrB inhibitor was correctly ranked in the app (Additional file 4: Figure S10) and was one of the targets selected with the Bayesian model approach (Table 1).

When ranking the magnitude of five different radiation sources for an average Norwegian, 38 (18.2%) out of 209 respondents correctly ranked medical imaging (1.1 mSv/year) as second after radon (3.0 mSv/year); 72 (34.4%) ranked imaging too high and 99 (47.4%) too low.

Performance metrics that do not consider the impact of GHG mitigation options on energy benefit may not correctly rank GHG mitigation options.

We studied if PharmDock is able to correctly rank the three different ligands bound to the same protein according to their binding affinities.

PharmDock was able to correctly rank the ligands bound to the same protein according to their binding affinities for 42% of the tested proteins.

The proposed system provides a more comprehensive evaluation of field performance of hot-poured sealant compared to existing performance evaluation methods, and correctly ranks the sealants in terms of their practical performance.

Furthermore the calculations are repeated also for two propellers in decelerating duct and the satisfactory results obtained demonstrate the capability of the proposed approach to correctly rank two slightly different geometries also for this more complex and challenging case.