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Results indicated that both age and executive measures were predictive of accuracy, while speed of processing measures accounted for little of the variability in accuracy.

This in turn suggests (1) that awareness, when properly assessed, is predictive of accuracy in the case of blindsight, and (2) that PAS is a more sensitive measure of conscious awareness than dichotomous reports.

In order to finely compute the ranking of predictive accuracy of each discretization algorithm, 300 predictive accuracy results over 30 standard datasets and tenfolds evaluation are examined.

Harrell's c-index was also calculated as a measure of predictive accuracy of survival outcome; a c-index of 0.5 indicates accuracy similar to random guessing, and that of 1.0 indicates 100% predictive accuracy.

This resonates with the finding that the main determinant of predictive accuracy of the polygenic score is the sample size of the training set (e.g., [ 60, 61]).

This demonstrates robustness of predictive accuracy of our models in the NARAC cohort.

The results of predictive accuracy, number of intervals, number of remove attributes, and running times of 13 discretization algorithms of 30 standard datasets (tenfold) and 4 classifiers.

We examined both the in-sample and out-of-sample predictive accuracy of each method.

The dominant approach in the machine learning literature for tuning λ is by maximizing out-of-sample predictive accuracy of RR using cross-validation (CV).

The similar predictive power (91.4% of accuracy) was obtained in the test cohort.

These examples underscore the importance of rigid validation of the predictive accuracy of the models based on genetic profiles.