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Classification performances were assessed by leave one pair out cross-validation with a threshold that resulted in ≥90% sensitivity and maximized the specificity.
The models were developed using a threshold providing at least 90% sensitivity, and maximizing the specificity, assessed using leave one pair out cross-validation (LOPOCV).
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The registration procedure described above was repeated 13 times leaving one pair of landmarks out each time to calculate 13 transformation matrices.
Stitch around three sides of each pair, leaving one 6cm side open on each.
We evaluated the performance of SVM to discriminate between groups using a leave-one-pair-out cross-validation test.
We evaluated the performance of the classifiers using a leave-one-pair-out cross-validation test, as employed previously (15).
When estimating the performance of a model derived from a small study, there seems to be no reason to settle for a sample size of (or, in a leave-one-pair-out CV), since what we are looking for is the performance at sample size.
Tens of thousands of IESs must be removed during macronuclear development, while the MDSs are "sewn together" leaving one copy of the pair of direct repeats at the "stitch" (Fig. 1, see also Table 1).
10 The binuclear RuII compound [μ-bidppz phen 4Ru2]4+ (1) (Scheme 1) and its derivatives have been shown to intercalate by inserting the bridging bidppz ligand between base pairs, leaving one Ru(phen)2 moiety in each groove.
Among these 8 nestlings, no fewer than 7 were extra-pair offspring, leaving one single nestling for scoring mutational bands.
(The owner is said to have introduced flamingos to the Salton Sea, and there is still one pair left).
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