Sentence examples for graded relevance from inspiring English sources

To compute the similarity between terms in the EFO and thus between comparisons in our collection, we employed a modified version of the Jaccard coefficient (Manning et al., 2008), which yields a graded relevance score between 0 and 1.

The graded relevance of these potentialities answers to our sense that there are objectively better and worse options.

God is one in being a single actual entity; but God is many in the graded relevance of possibilities provided for each emergent occasion.

The premise of NDCG and ERR is that highly relevant documents appearing lower in a search result list should be penalized as the graded relevance value is reduced proportional to the position of the result.

The rel i is the graded relevance of the result at the position i.

This metric is commonly used for measuring performance on graded relevance judgments where the gold standard does not provide a strict total ordering of the data.

The teen I gave it to graded its relevance for teens with a B minus.

Each expert panel member graded the content relevance, agreement of the definition of the item, and the relevance of the scale for each of the nine items in the VAS-IBS [ 38], on a four point scale (4 reflects total relevance and 1 indicates total irrelevance).

Posts will be graded based on their relevance to the class, novelty, and quality of the insights and writing.

In this study, the severity of symptoms was graded according to clinical relevance: 0 3 = "no AI"; 4-8 = "mild/moderate"; ≥9 = "severe".

Relevance was graded by the experts in response to the following question; "To what extent do you consider this recommendation as a relevant element for measuring the quality of infectious disease outbreak response?" on a 9-point Likert scale (1 = totally disagree, 9 = totally agree).