Sentence examples for performance equivalent to from inspiring English sources

Common statistical approaches to evaluate accuracy include receiver operating characteristic (ROC) and kappa analysis but both of these methods have significant limitations and cannot answer the question of equivalence: Is the CAD performance equivalent to that of an expert?

This comparison shows that the vortex microdiode has, at this stage of the study, a performance equivalent to or even slightly better than that of the most performing, that is the Tesla microdiode.

"There was an element of performance equivalent to watching Tony Benn in the Commons," says Panitch. "My life was changed".

Its results improved markedly, from a performance equivalent to a USCF rating of 1243 to reach 1640 by April 1967, about the average for a USCF member.

"He's Mr Fixer," says Gary "Mani" Mounfield, who was playing bass in the Stone Roses when they used Mitchell to light their shows, providing a performance equivalent to the distinctive design of their record sleeves.

Dr Sheats is optimistic that it will be possible to achieve performance equivalent to an Intel 80286 microprocessor (with a clock speed of around 10MHz) without too much difficulty.

This version demonstrated screening performances equivalent to that of the original English version.

More recently, Bayesian statistical models were shown to achieve performances equivalent to those of pure LR but significantly better than LR-derived systems systems [ 5].

Mohr and Linden found that performance was worse on spatial than object single tasks and conjunction-task performance was equivalent to spatial task performance, therefore making it difficult to select a definitive interpretation of whether a conjunction-task cost did exist (conjunction vs. color) or not (conjunction vs. angle).

The best standard, however, is not how well the new diagnostic tool performs compared to a consensus interpretation of experts but to determine if its performance is equivalent to the diagnostic performance of any expert.

This increase of SR performance was totally erased in the corresponding experimental group injected with ACT-D, so that performance was equivalent to that in the one-trial control group.