Thus, Eq. (13) describes a weighted distance measure, which combines both actual measurements and prior expectations of the model.
This allows us to create a similarity measure which combines speed and accuracy.
For instance, Polity's measure — which combines assessments of political competition, constraints on the executive, and openness of executive recruitment — put the proportion of democracies in 2016 at 59percentt, up from 50percentt in 2000.
Assuming statistical independence, these are used to design a new similarity measure which combines the results obtained with each independent function.
The measure (which combines the shares of sales, staff and owners that are domestic, and the boss's nationality) casts new light on recent merger debates.On May 15th the French government, vexed by an offer by America's General Electric for parts of Alstom, extended its powers to block foreign takeovers in "strategic" industries although by our measure Alstom is only a third French.
For instance, teachers' emphasis on developing students' digital information and communication skills (TEDDICS) was introduced as a goal-oriented measure which combines teachers' use of ICT and teaching practices with their beliefs about which digital skills are considered important (Fraillon et al. 2014).
So there should be an unified measure which combines the properties of both.
These two measures are also correlated with the S measure, which combines information content (Info) with PPV, that also expresses motif over-representation.
Australia, Canada and New Zealand regularly place among the top 10 countries in the world on this annual measure, which combines education, income and life expectancy [ 5].
A better classifier should predict hot spot residues with less false positives and less false negatives; thus the F measure, which combines sensitivity and specificity, is used to indicate the overall performance.
