Sentence examples for different estimates of accuracy from inspiring English sources

The conventional error matrix and related accuracy measures are calculated for each simulation, and the precision of different estimates of accuracy measures is compared among the three sampling designs.

As an example, he selects a particular false alarm rate, say, 0.167 (see Lampinen, 2016, Fig. 6), and then observes that the hit rates vary for different simulated identification procedures, suggesting that different estimates of accuracy (say, d′) would be observed for lineup and showup identifications.

The results of this study indicate that the three outcome measures of writing performance analyzed in this study produce different estimates of L2 writers' accuracy.

I discuss designs for quantifying the diagnostic properties of a screening test and compare several different studies that have produced quite different estimates of the diagnostic accuracy of PSA screening.

BI and ML implementations employ different search strategies and different estimates of statistical confidence, so direct comparison of phylogenetic accuracy using these two frameworks has not been possible.

When published data are combined in meta-analyses, estimates of accuracy for different cut-off points may be based on data from different studies, rather than data from all studies for each cut-off point.

Estimates of accuracy obtained using PEV with different genomic matrices are in Table 6.

SEs were estimated from 10 estimates of accuracies.

In addition, the different strengths and weaknesses of the various dietary assessment methods result in different degrees of accuracy in their estimates of habitual intake, which further complicates the pooling of data from multiple studies.

They're one reason why the footnotes in each poll mention slightly different degrees of accuracy.

Two different scores estimate the accuracy of an alignment comparing to the BAliBASE reference alignment: the Sum-of-Pairs score (SP), and the Total-Column score (TC).