Sentence examples for inaccurate rules from inspiring English sources

This process involves the combination and weighting of many relatively weak or inaccurate rules (usually decision tree models) to produce an ensemble predictor with higher predictive accuracy.

The text, no matter how inaccurate or misleading, rules.

The results show that KBBN is quite resilient to incomplete, inaccurate, or ambiguous rules and can obtain better performance than BN using less data.

Ipso rejected this and said the Mail Online article had failed to follow UK rules on inaccurate, misleading or distorted information.

We have attempted to minimize potential bias from inaccurate measurements by imposing rules about which data points to use or remove for individuals.

Mr Kapuscinski's account of Idi Amin's rule is inaccurate and his history of Rwanda is botched.

Far from being inaccurate, the ASA has ruled that it is right to say teachers can earn up to £65,000 – as many outstanding individuals do.

He explained that this did not apply to Eiland-Hall's website even if it was knowingly inaccurate, because the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Hustler Magazine v. Falwell that no proof is needed for an absurd statement made in the context of satire.

To call it anything else would be, technically, inaccurate according to the current rules of the game.

In the case of one study, 2 for example, the authors determined exposure retrospectively by telephone interview, and thus recall bias and consequently inflated or inaccurate odds ratios cannot be ruled out.

How can students internalize apostrophe rules when surrounded by inaccurate models?