Sentence examples for proportion of truth from inspiring English sources

British captivity narratives vary wildly in style, tone, length and proportion of truth and falsehood.

Every algorithm is assessed according to the proportion of ground truth lines (resp. circles) it detects, as a function of number of selected maxima.

Sometimes, allowing some small Type-I error rate is more reasonable; thus Power 2 [ 4, 7, 21] is introduced here, which is defined as an average proportion of ground-truth SNPs in the top 2 detected SNPs, and can be written as (9) Power 2 = 1 2 · N ∑ i = 1 N y i, where y i is the number of ground-truth SNPs in the top 2 SNPs identified in data set i. Computational complexity is also considered.

After the generation of simulated data, we applied BOOST to identify embedded epistatic interactions in the original case-control data and metaBOOST to identify epistatic interactions in the simulated metagenomic case-control data, and we present results in Figure 2, in which the power of a method on a model is defined as the proportion of the ground-truth epistatic interactions being identified.

Under the direction of Waugh, Steuben's wares emulated the simplicity of Orrefors and took on new principles of balance, proportion and truth to materials.

Using the DNA controls as "truth", the proportion of false positives is notably smaller and the number of false positives and false negatives are more balanced in the PG model with q = s i m u l a t i o n, relative to the PG model with q = 1/2 (Table  2).

Religious commitments -- allegiance to the example of sacred heroes, accountability to others -- perennially gave a believer a sense of proportion, a larger truth and a more permanent story than glum daily headlines and official hysterics.

where A and B are the ground truth and resultant segmentation regions, respectively, and s varies from 0 to 1 depending on the proportion of pixels shared between the ground truth and the segmenting contour.

Since tranche cutoffs represent the VQSLOD score over which a certain proportion of variants from the designated VQSR truth set will be retained, we expected the proportion of IF variants present in each tranche to approximate the tranche cutoff.

In order to inform decision-making more accurately concerning intervention targets, assessment of causes of death proportions among dialysis patients should be ascertained using the same source of truth as in the GP.

"There were seeds of truth to what he said but he blasted them out of proportion from the clips I have seen".