(a) shows AUC which expresses the ratio between true positives (when the model correctly predicted labels based on mass decision trees) and false positives (backward prediction).
A low mumble grew in the audience, blending with the voices of Gilda and the Duke, eventually overpowering them, and then, all at once, a mass decision was made and three thousand-odd people rose from their seats and fled.
Figure 3a shows film scene labels plotted against AUC (Area Under Curve, see method) which expresses the ratio between true positives (when the model correctly predicted labels based mass decision trees) and false positives.
"Selection" among alternate variants of an artifact, it seems, is likely to reside as much in a fickle public's mass decision on what is attractive or "cool," as on any clear functional superiority of one version of an artifact over another.
In the case of United States v. Dennis in 1950, Hand made a ruling that appeared to contradict his Masses decision.
In 1917, he lobbied for promotion to the Second Circuit, but the unpopularity of his Masses decision and his reputation as a liberal stood against him.
However, the females in our experimental treatments did not respond by changing their brood mass provisioning decisions, as we could not detect any effect of the experimental manipulations on the weight of the brood masses produced.
In Fig. 1, ( z_{ij}^{g} ) is the value of solution i decision variable j at epoch g and ( z_{j}^{g} ) the centre of mass for decision variable j at epoch g.
Then, around my thirteenth birthday, while we were still in California, I received the sacrament of confirmation, becoming an adult in the eyes of the Church, and was thunderstruck to hear my parents say that I was no longer required to go to Mass; that decision was now mine.
Mass-transit decisions are increasingly under attack on similar grounds.
