Laloë et al. [ 15] have concluded that CD was the best method for judging the precision of a genetic evaluation or optimising corresponding designs, especially when genetic relationships among animals are to be accounted for through a relationship matrix.
Therefore, we judged the measurement precision by quantifying how well the measured trajectory resembled a circular motion.
Ten MEDLINE records retrieved for each query were manually judged to estimate the precision (in this experiment, only precision could be calculated, as the calculation of recall would require a huge set of random abstracts to be manually annotated.
Anyway, as I was saying, if you asked Andy Grove a question he would think before he replied... and then (judging by the precision of his answer) he would give you the impression that if you had asked a really telling question, he would take it so seriously that the future direction of the company might be changed as a result.
We resort to the precision, recall and f measures to judge the performance of the system.
Consistent with Critical Assessment of Functional Annotations (CAFA) experiments [ 42], the precision, recall, and f-measure are utilized to judge the performance of methods in our experiments.
Precision jump This move involves identifying a small or very precise landing target, and being able to judge the exact leap necessary.
The recall metric to judge the goodness of the hashtag ranking algorithms is described in "Evaluation metric: precision and recall" section.
As a result, even though a list of the visually most similar images is ranked and returned, the precision value calculated by judging the variation of species can be much lower if multiple species are presented in the resulting list.
He talks about Long's "meticulous precision", how "carefully judged" the work is and its impact on the viewer.
