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External metrics rely on the true class memberships in the data set.

Existing SVQA metrics rely on hand-crafted features, which is inaccurate and time-consuming because of the diversity and complexity of stereoscopic video distortion.

Due to the often fragmentary or deformed nature of fossil material, the prior two metrics rely on reconstructions of skulls; measurements based on deformed materials would necessarily represent an unrealistic shape.

All 5 metrics rely on the so-called accumulation curve, Fa k), where the subscript "a" stands for active molecule, which represents the count, possibly normalized, of how many true binders obtained a rank better or equal to a given one in a docking run; Fa(k) contains all the information needed to assess the performance of a run, and a combination of multiple runs as well.

Topological metrics rely on the structure of the ontology to perform evaluation and typically use metrics that operate on sets of nodes and/or edges.

While metrics relying on the first moments of the Bingham distributions provide relatively robust results, second-order metrics representing the peak spread are only meaningful, if the SNR is very high and no fiber crossings are present in the voxel.

In addition, our air pollution metrics relied on maternal home address at the time of delivery.

One of the most sensitive growth metrics relies on flow cytometry to monitor growth of fluorescently tagged strains, allowing fitness differences of 1% to be reproducibly discerned (Breslow et al. 2008).

In addition to its superior discriminatory power, PhyloCSF is far more theoretically attractive than our older CSF and other ad hoc metrics, relying on a formal statistical comparison of phylogenetic codon models.

The construction of reliable health metrics relies on statistical methods that take into account the degree to which patients treated in different facilities have different morbidity and risk profiles that predispose them to requiring different interventions or to achieving different outcomes.

Evaluation methods and metrics that rely on financial measures are not proper enough for newer generation of SCM applications, which strive for more value.