"decent accuracy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is reasonably accurate or moderately precise. Example: Despite his lack of training, John was able to hit the target with decent accuracy during the archery competition.
One can apply the natural cubic spline function technique [11] to get still decent accuracy.
A decent accuracy of approximately ±1.4 °C has been achieved over 45 100 °C.
6 shows that the correlations predicts the optimal payback period with a decent accuracy only with two inputs.
The feature set, social interaction feature set that we propose can obtain a decent accuracy on detecting opinion spam.
Enough, anyway, that a deep learning system can figure out a few basic expressions and degrees thereof with decent accuracy.
The scope of this work is to find alternative simulation techniques that can also address industrial applications and provide solutions within a decent accuracy and resolution.
A decent threshold is needed to get a nice accuracy or completeness, which depends on many parameters such as attributes compared, attribute distances applied, combination operation used, and even the specific data sets, and should be decided empirically.
They'll also need to be able to demonstrate decent sensing accuracy, post-shrinkage.
An hour and a half a week with a teacher will help you achieve this level of proficiency and a decent phonetic accuracy to the point that the native speaker you are talking to will not have to say "what?" all the time.
The results of our LOOCV like test show that, our approach still achieved decent prediction accuracy, with AUPR 79.0 for direct interaction prediction, but the AUPR score for indirect interaction prediction dropped to 59.1.
In our simulation, ρ/σ 2 is set to 0 dB to allow for decent channel estimation accuracy, and the time proportions for the uplink and downlink are set to (zeta ^{text {ul}}=zeta ^{text {dl}}=frac {1}{2}).
