Sentence examples for judging relevance from inspiring English sources

Also, in two studies [ 17, 18] on Medline searching, there was considerable disagreement by those judging relevance of the retrieved documents regarding which documents were relevant to a given query.

In large-scale environments, exhaustively judging relevance becomes infeasible.

Judging relevance of results is subjective, but Google returns Wikipedia as the first result, then dog.com.

By multiplying the two factors, the effect of term frequency is adjusted according to its importance in judging relevance (measured by inverse document frequency (idf)).

To guarantee a consistent benchmark, a set of result images for each topic was automatically generated before the experiment and different users were asked to judge relevance on these closed sets.

However, it was not always straightforward to judge relevance from abstracts and this has been a tedious and time-consuming process.

In order to judge relevance of the 324 genes for more general cerebral pathologies we used independent publicly available microarry data from brain studies not related with DS and identified a subset of 79 genes with potential impact for neurocognitive processes.

Judging applicability (relevance) of meta-analytical findings to particular clinical decision-making situations remains challenging.

Performance gains can be measured by analyzing the precision and recall of users when judging image relevance to a specific query topic.

Ranking these chemical entities by recognition confidence can be helpful in judging the relevance of the publication.

Medical learners are usually not familiar with judging the relevance of suggested solutions [ 11].