"evaluation precision" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the degree of accuracy or exactness in evaluating something. Example: The scientists used advanced technology to measure the evaluation precision of the new drug, ensuring its effectiveness and safety before it was released to the market.
Using this approach, the evaluation precision of the form deviation can be sufficiently guaranteed.
When the length of the PWT section increases, the evaluation precision also increases.
The newly proposed criterion concentrates on the degradation mechanism equivalence rather than evaluation precision or prediction accuracy which is usually considered in traditional optimization criteria.
Results show that, with a slightly relaxed requirement of evaluation precision and prediction accuracy, our proposed optimum plan reduces the dispersion of the estimated acceleration factor between the usage stress level and a higher accelerated stress level, which makes an important contribution to reliability demonstration and assessment tests.
Fifth, the primary outcome measure was calculated based on individual unadjusted ORs, which might affect the evaluation precision of the study.
Only the number of false negative and false positive instances was reported, and since no report was given of the total number of PHI scrubbed in this final evaluation, precision and recall of the system could not be calculated.
Performance on care episode retrieval was assessed using three different evaluation measures: Precision at 10 (P@10) denotes the precision among the top-10 results, in other words, the proportion of episodes with the same ICD-10 code as the query episode among the first 10 retrieved episodes.
Table 8 Results of evaluation Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure AUC 99.70 91.81 91.00 90.96 0.929.
We used three metrics in our evaluation: Feedback, Precision, and Likelihood.
This application is tested by three evaluation metrics: precision, recall, and f-measure.
