Sensitivity is a measure of actual positives correctly identified and the specificity measures the proportion of negatives correctly identified: The false discovery rate (FDR) is the proportion of all predictions that are false, estimated from gold-standard negative and positive training sets (e.g. GSPmito or GSN∼mito).
In some cases, the BJ decision logic correctly detects the false peak lock and the code delay error is corrected accordingly.
where the true positive (TP) denotes the number of true shadow pixels correctly identified; the false negative (FN) denotes the number of true shadow pixels identified as nonshadow pixels; the false positive (FP) denotes the number of nonshadow pixels identified as shadow pixels; and the true negative (TN) denotes the number of nonshadow pixels correctly identified.
So denoising based on the whole spectrum is hardly able to correctly balance the false alarm result and low sensitivity.
To demonstrate that the resampling approach correctly controls the false positive rate, we applied the resampling procedure to all permutations of all 202 datasets, using the same χ2 statistic as above.
Array resampling methods, which correctly control the false positive rate, should be used by investigators, incorporated into existing routines and workflows, and insisted upon by reviewers of scientific manuscripts.
Although comparisons using such approaches were not a main focus, we briefly tested whether these methods correctly control the false positive rate, by permuting the sample labels for one data set (GDS266) 1,000 times and counting the number of permutations in which at least one GO BP category was called significant using a 5% FDR.
The sensitivity (= the probability that a "positive" case is correctly classified, thus the false negative rate, and the specificity (= the probability that a "negative" case is correctly classified, or the false positive rate) were calculated.
At the end of the term, 33% of the students correctly answered "FALSE" to the misconception that "Evolution is essentially 'chance'"; and only 58% correctly answered "FALSE" to the misconception that "Evolution is called a 'theory' because there is still debate about it in the scientific community".
When an intended touch cannot be recognized correctly, the touch is the False Negative and it is incorrectly rejected.
