where Corr and Acc describe correct rate and accuracy, respectively, and C g, N g, and R g represent the number of correctly recognized gestures, the number of gestures included in the test data, and the number of recognized gestures, respectively.
This is technically correct, but it is already factored into the changes in interest rates described above.
Three parameters concerning the accuracy rate are described as follows: CORRECT.
Christner et al. [ 15] and Moussaoui et al. [ 14] both describe high correct identification rates of approximately 90%, which is higher than the 78% found in this study.
Associated measures of significance (p-values relative to null hypothesis of log2 difference = 0) were also corrected for false-discovery rate as described above.
Resulting p values were corrected for multiple comparisons using the false discovery rate as described by Benjamini and Hochberg, and a p < 0.05 was considered significant.
Instead, they are primarily concerned to describe morally correct action.
Single colony PCR analysis of expansions were done as previously described and rates were corrected by multiplying the percent bona fide expansions by the apparent mutation rates obtained by fluctuation analysis [68].
This rate of correct answers was much higher than the rates obtained for the other four vignettes that described psychopathological conditions, especially hyperactivity (60.0%) and high risk for psychosis (62.7%).
Publication rates were described as proportions.
