The theory also clarifies the implicit debate in IR literature regarding the nature of error in relevance judgments.
When resampling strategies are adopted to obtain a valid estimate of the classification error, the relevance of individual predictors can be indirectly inferred from how often they are present in the different replicates of the model.
Precision of recall in the nearest neighbour control, our proxy for 'isolated' localization errors (controlling for swap errors and relevance of object identity), is much worse than localization precision for one item, strongly suggesting it is not at ceiling.
Special attention has been given to the possibility of systematic experimental errors and their relevance to the validation of the equations.
Motivated by the fact that these systems return a significant number of errors or low relevance relation instances, a graph-based method to rank the returned relation instances of bootstrapping Relation Extraction system is proposed in [64].
Furthermore, some recent reviews [ 26, 27] warn of the lack of studies analysing the relationship between the reasoning process and diagnostic errors, despite the relevance of the link.
The user is automatically alerted to potential prescribing errors of clinical relevance and can access evidence-based explanations and recommendations for optimized use of each drug.
This error is of particular relevance to almost all the different rating WTGs considering the safety and healthy operation of WTGs across any geographical location.
Actually, the effective energy consumption depends on many factors, as the average PER of error zones and the relevance of the data that is being transmitted by the active source nodes.
That Royce's metaphysical solution to the problem of error was of broad relevance for the rest of his philosophy is clear: "The existence of error…must be explained as due to the same conditions as those which make possible finite life, evil, individuality, and conflict in general" (Robinson 123).
