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While this suggests that training the parser with a larger treebank may result in improved accuracy in PPI extraction, we observe that a 1% absolute improvement in parser accuracy corresponds roughly to a 0.25 improvement in PPI extraction accuracy.
"The Committee believes it likely that further research may establish that adjustment based on the ACE would result in improved accuracy," it said.
Additionally, normalization with the combination of more genes resulted in improved accuracy.
This alternative is called the NPCA-NLM filter, and it results in improved accuracy and computational performance.
Compared with SUVs, K i computation increases signal-to-noise ratio of PET data that results in improved accuracy of measurement and method sensitivity.
The developed model could be used to describe the mechanical properties for large plastic strain and to judge the stability of the structure in improved accuracy.
When applied to the case of a particle in a one-dimensional rough potential, this method results in an improved accuracy in the sampling of the distribution function.
The introduction of soot formation and speciation of the volatiles results in much improved accuracy in the prediction of species and temperature profiles in subatmospheric combustion on a flat flame matrix burner.
It permits more aggressive noise shaping which results in an improved accuracy and also eliminates the problem of OSR setting compared to synchronous counterparts.
Also in the sands, the original Gardner gives a mean absolute error value of 0.18 g/cc in well SE but the local transform reduces this error to 0.02 g/cc resulting in an improved accuracy of almost 90%.
This observation is most striking for Dataset 4 subset #3, which corresponds to the data in Fig. 4. The tighter fit that is obtained using the Imin metric is also reflected in the improved accuracy of the final Z statistic calculated using σM'(Imin), which is demonstrated in Fig. 5 and discussed below.
