"positive tally" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a positive score or result. For example, "The team was delighted with the final positive tally of twenty six to nine."
Hearts have a positive points tally at last after a 2-1 win at Ross County - their first victory in 12 matches.
Institutions are ranked according to this overall S-score, though the value displayed in the published table is a scaled version of this, that gives the top university 100 points and all the others a smaller (but positive) points tally.
Bradford Bulls moved back into a positive points tally as they saw off local rivals Wakefield Trinity Wildcats at Odsal.
For artificial neural network ensembles (ANNEs) using two different methods for determining ensemble classification – one using vote tallies and the other averaging individual network outputs – we have found that the distribution of predictions across positive vote tallies can be reasonably well-modeled as a beta binomial distribution, as can the distribution of errors.
Let φ(k) represent our estimate of P k), the probability distribution of positive vote tallies across all predictions or simply the "prediction distribution".
It does indeed disappear – at the cost of a disproportionate increase in errors for the minor class (details not shown).The discontinuity is exacerbated by the compression of positive (negative) tallies as the threshold is shifted to the right (left), which can be relieved to some extent by increasing the number of networks in the ensemble.
ADMET Modeler combines outputs from the constituent networks in an ensemble model in one of two ways: one is to tally positive "votes" based on each individual network's own threshold (see above), whereas the other is to compare the averaged output to an ensemble threshold that maximizes J for the average.
In the seventies, some third-rate critics seemed to encounter his books with an accountant's pencil, tallying "positive" and "negative" portraits of Jews, and sometimes found him wanting.
Table 6 displays the changes in positive and negative tallies which resulted from removing these items.
