Sentence examples for fixed score from inspiring English sources

If a particular algorithm outputs only a fixed score (for example, 1), its performance will be described by a single point in the precision-recall space instead of by a curve.

At that time in 1959 after a number of trials it had become clear that the players were uncomfortable with such unfamiliar material and so the idea was abandoned for the time being and a fixed score of instrumental parts was composed for the version of Kontakte with instruments.

John Kao, author of "Jamming: The Art and Discipline of Business Creativity", likens the process to playing jazz: there is no fixed score in any given improvisation, but that does not mean there are no underlying principles either.P&G is a good example of an inward-looking firm that has embraced creativity and openness with some success.

Four pictures of each group are taken and averaged to arrive at a fixed score for each vial.

Each option was represented by a fixed score, the higher the score, the more severe the symptom, and vice versa.

However, as the sample size changes, the optimal choice of IBD scale factor for a fixed score threshold changes.

Guimaraes et al. demonstrates how such a method can be combined with a fixed scoring function for molecular de novo design [32].

However, we argue against it for the RoRo indicator given that: (a) fixed scores allow for the comparison of different datasets; (b) there is no theoretical reason to hypothesize that the influence of the relevant components is dynamic in nature (e.g., the point at which diminishing returns starts to have an impact on the effect of adding an additional competitor is robust in time).

Personally, I read plenty of compulsion in this vivid catalogue of withdrawal and fix, scores and sales.

Between 1949 and 1952 the International Skating Union had banned five judges for attempting to fix scores, although no evidence of wrongdoing was found in the judging of the Olympic competitions.

I regularly saw distribution numbers fixed to make score results look however a client might have wanted.