Sentence examples for incorrect classifications from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it provides practical advice for detecting incorrect classifications performed by police officers.
In order to avoid any incorrect classifications of microorganisms as A. pyogenes, two non-labelled competitor probes were designed and successfully evaluated.
The kernels are summed to produce a density estimate; this estimate in turn can easily be integrated over the domain of incorrect classifications, yielding the risk estimate.
The basic LVQ algorithm i.e., LVQ1 rewards correct classifications by moving the CV towards a presented input vector, whereas incorrect classifications are punished by moving the CV in an opposite direction.
This classification of stimulus category was implemented to ensure that subjects learned the reward contingencies; incorrect classifications did not influence the outcome of the trial.
To assess the fraction of incorrect classifications produced by different thresholds, we plotted the ROC (Receiving Operating Characteristic) curve for this AIs-Deletions matrix (Figure 6B).
The document claimed that "procedural errors" with Bailey led to his incorrect classification as physically disabled.
If you believe that this is an incorrect classification, you can appeal the decision by visiting the IWF's appeals page (link).
A caption on Friday with a photograph of a spotted eagle ray that killed a woman when it leaped from the water and jumped in her boat gave an incorrect classification from The Associated Press for the animal.
But the name, HTLV-3, placed it in the wrong category, and the incorrect classification caused confusion until the agent was correctly identified as H.I.V. Discoveries of AIDS and H.I.V. were greatly aided by newly developed laboratory tests.
It also creates unfairness where, for instance, two workers engaged on the same project and performing the same tasks for separate businesses are not paying the same tax and national insurance contributions, owing to the incorrect classification of one of them.
