In order to gauge accuracy we test our method by comparing with previous results in the literature.
> -wrap-foot> Encouraged by these results, we did a comparison of the results from the 12 557 abstracts with BAMS, to gauge accuracy of connections and the extent to which our approach might supplement manual curation efforts.
A16 Gauging Accuracy of Census Census officials plan to announce on Wednesday their estimates of the proportion of the American population that was missed during the 2000 census, as well as the percentage counted twice, officials say.
To check the dimensions of a machined part, the calipers are first adjusted to the required dimension on a ruler or a standard plug or hole gauge; accuracy in calipering depends in large part on the sense of touch of the operator.
Liquid sloshing resonance was found to have a significant effect on the gauging accuracy.
Traditional test wafer based measurements now include periodic verification of implant angle accuracy, charge control system effectiveness, metals contamination, cross contamination and even ion gauge accuracy that are all known to contribute to process variations.
We then collected and evaluated each recorded mask against a manually segmented ground truth, thus allowing us to gauge segmentation accuracy over time.
Before the recount began, the state ran a post-election review to gauge the accuracy of the voting process.
As independent polling is prohibited in Cuba, it is hard to gauge the accuracy of that survey.
At much lower levels, experts say, it's hard to gauge with accuracy what further benefits can be gained by eliminating trans fats altogether.
One wonky but objective way to see this is to look at the forecasters' Brier scores, which are often used to gauge the accuracy of probabilistic forecasts.
