Sentence examples for precision and coverage from inspiring English sources

"We have developed new computational representations, algorithms, and tools allowing analysts to achieve unprecedented precision and coverage of complex socio-cultural phenomena," says Davulcu.

[project 'User Context'] We improved the precision and coverage of our system to help you find more relevant local web results.

"This update may not capture all small or niche-interest publishers at first, but we are working to improve precision and coverage over time," the company writes in the post.

The results show that the protocol can identify known disease-associated genes with high precision and coverage.

This poor performance is due to the fact that when over-estimating it includes all false positives and our approach corrects this, providing an improved precision and coverage.

Results showed that the novel scheme is efficient and effective compared to the existing schemes and can be used to improve functional networks inferred from sequence data in terms of precision and coverage.

In this paper, we adopt a multiobjective recommendation model to simultaneously consider recommendation precision and diversity, specifically, precision, novelty and coverage of recommendation are involved.

Experiments show the trade-offs involved among precision, timeliness and coverage of the airing news.

The Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) mission will make the first global, space-based measurements of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) with the precision, resolution, and coverage needed to characterize CO2 sources and sinks on regional scales.

It is freely available for download through the Webscope program.1 Our evaluation is based on a set of novel time-relevance metrics that take into account three different aspects of the problem at hand: precision, timeliness and coverage.

We find that the current interferometric product has substantially improved precision, accuracy and coverage compared to its non-interferometric counterpart, yielding a ∼35% improvement in the root-mean-square-difference (RMSD) of elevations recorded at orbital cross-overs, and a ∼30% lower RMSD of elevation rates relative to Operation IceBridge airborne altimeter measurements.