Sentence examples for internal accuracy from inspiring English sources
Three Congress members wrote to Bezos on Thursday requesting copies of any internal accuracy or bias assessments that Amazon had performed on Rekognition and a list of police or intelligence agencies that use the software or have been in contact with the company about possible acquisition.
After extensive re-engineering of the autofib2 robot and fibre module, the system is now reliable, setting up a science field in under 30 min with better than 10 μm internal accuracy (the original specifications).
The error analysis shows that the second derivative approximation can be closed at the boundaries with an approximation two orders less accurate than the internal scheme, and still preserve the internal accuracy.
This is referred to as the internal accuracy assessment.
Hence, the computed crossover height differences at different locations permit an internal accuracy assessment.
For the internal accuracy assessment, the crossover differences were computed from Chang'E-1 and SELENE laser altimeter data.
The internal model accuracy: points of spectrum per energy decade.
The statistics of the repeated observations are analyzed to derive an empirical calibration of the reliability of the spectroscopic identifications in the CFRS in order to determine how often additional observations could lead to the identification of an initially unidentified object and to provide an estimate of the internal velocity accuracy.
Traditional internal alignment accuracy decreases as evolutionary distance increases; different sequences are difficult to align accurately.
The observation that 'deep' scoring matrices produce overextended alignments between domains that are less evolutionarily distant (have higher identity) than the scoring matrix target identity is not surprising, though the relationship between alignment boundaries (in contrast to internal alignment accuracy) and scoring matrices has not been extensively studied.
This review aims to clarify which instruments measuring at-risk and problem gambling (ARPG) among youth are reliable and valid in light of reported estimates of internal consistency, classification accuracy, and psychometric properties.
