Sentence examples for measuring the correctness from inspiring English sources

And the RM component was scored according to performance on standard memory tests after the completion of PM tasks rather than by an on-line evaluation which required directly measuring the correctness of the content of intentions.

Meanwhile, the crt index measures the correctness of the segmented image produced.

This paper presents a mathematical ontology evaluation technique to measure the correctness of domain ontologies engineered using concept maps.

The kernel correlation based on Hue Saturation Value (HSV) color histograms is used to estimate the observation likelihood and measure the correctness of particles, since HSV decouples the intensity (value) from color (hue and saturation) and corresponds more naturally to human perception [38].

Thus, our methodology measured the correctness of the facts present within these MODs, but did not assess whether the MODs extracted all facts from each publication, or whether the contents of a MOD reflect the most current state of knowledge.

The third row presents the performance when we trained a disambiguation system with the sense inventory built by the clustering method (automatic) and measured the correctness of disambiguation results on the sense clusters built manually (gold-standard).

It is also possible to optimize for accurate scaffolds if, for example, EST data or the sequence of a close relative species can be used to measure the correctness of scaffolding.

When answers reflected a state of knowledge from other sources, or when they were compared with information given during oncogenetic counseling, they generally were either right or wrong, making it possible to group questions of a section and compute an average 'grade' over 10 that measured the correctness of the subjects' answers.

While the concept of verification may be applied to different contexts with slightly different meanings, here we always use verification as checking for the truth or correctness of either data (i.e. whether the data represents what we wish to measure) or the correctness of a theory's predictions.

Finally, having the scores predicted for each of the five folds (that is for the entire set of the available genes) we can apply standard measures to evaluate the correctness of the obtained gene ranking with respect to each disease.

By dependability improvement, we mean higher reliability ((mathcal{R})) or availability ((mathcal{A})), both dependability attributes, with (mathcal{R}) measuring the probability of never failing to maintain a certain property during a certain mission time, and with (mathcal{A}) measuring the probability of correctness at a random instant within an intended mission time.