Sentence examples for proportion of real from inspiring English sources

The Recall index represents the proportion of real positive samples in all positive samples [20].

The Precision index represents the proportion of real positive samples in the positive samples predicted by the classifier.

The ATTOM folks estimate about a third of the flips done in 2016 were financed, based on the proportion of real estate transfers listed as all-cash deals in the local land records.

Within the field of HCI, usability evaluation output is typically assessed on thoroughness and validity[33]; that is, the proportion of real usability problems that are identified in the evaluation and the proportion of problem predictions that actually correspond to real usability problems (as opposed to false positives).

Another wrote: "Nothing in the line of war pictures ever has packed a greater proportion of real thrills into an equal footage.

With an increasing proportion of real data inputs (spatial-topographical as well as agent parameters), accurate and precise system metrics amenable to statistical processing become reasonable model outputs.

Regarding that plot device, let's just say that if the proportion of real-life men who hire prostitutes intending only to talk to them is anything like that of stage and screen characters, practically no one is actually engaging in sex for money.

Mobile networks have the highest proportion of real-time entertainment traffic.

11 This may be explained by our finding on the larger proportion of real-world patients presenting without CVD at statin initiation.

The proportion of real-world patients with AF who met the inclusion/exclusion criteria for RE-LY, ARISTOTLE and ROCKET-AF were compared.

The proportion of real-world patients who would be eligible for inclusion within the RE-LY trial was statistically significantly higher than the proportion of real-world patients who would be eligible for ARISTOTLE or ROCKET-AF (p<0.001 for both comparisons), though the small difference against ARISTOTLE is probably not clinically meaningful.