The truth is so many times we only know a fraction of the truth.
Recall is defined as the fraction of ground truth genes which are ranked above each threshold among all known ground truth genes.
In all Indian languages, "official figure" means a fraction of the truth.
More than 250,000 farmers have killed themselves since the mid-1990s – a figure that may be a fraction of the truth as local authorities wilfully misreport "accidental" deaths.
Claude Lanzmann, the director of "Shoah," and two others, Gérard Wajcman and Elisabeth Pagnoux, insisted they shouldn't, that what happened at the camps can't be adequately represented in archival snapshots, which provide only some fraction of the truth.
Such pictures don't lie — Detroit is bristling with photogenic ruins and empty spaces — but they tell only a fraction of the truth about the city where I grew up during its last hurrah and where Mark Binelli grew up during the first laps of its long decline.
But sometimes the evidence only reveals a fraction of the truth.
All great and emotional symphonies, paintings, operas, etc., they are all an attempt to take a fraction of that truth and make it exist in a way that our waking selves might understand it.
Precision is defined as the fraction of the ground truth genes among all genes ranked above each threshold.
The effectiveness of content representation was evaluated using these different properties and their combinations in 10 sets of replica retrieval experiments with 5% random sample fractions of ground-truth identified Australian Pine image objects as query templates.
The fraction of values in the truth tables that must be set randomly is always at most 2- n per gene, where n is number of inputs.
