The lack of resources for RE system evaluation as much as annotated data is a further obstacle to the advancement of research in this area.
Mr. Cameron acknowledged it was "an anxious time," but he rejected pressure for a re-evaluation, as he had before.
"While the outlook may not have improved enough yet to warrant adjusting our purchase plans in the near term," he said, "I anticipate earnest re-evaluation as economic developments unfold in the months ahead".
Paul has always been a tricky one to get right, the character as open to continual re-evaluation as the Kandinsky painting that is co-opted by Mr. Guare as an emblem of an age that finds New York high society to be an art-obsessed collage of its own in desperate need of emotional completion.
The revelation that employee numbers may have been fudged could intensify such re-evaluations, as clients question whether their invoices have been padded.
We consider such a selective re-evaluation as inappropriate.
This is especially important if an objective function is used whose value varies on re-evaluation as is the case, for example, with the RMSE from n-fold cross-validation, RMSE(cv).
Yet again, it is about the quality of the evidence: scientists accept their results as the best explanation of the problem that we have at present, but we recognize that our findings are subject to re-evaluation as new evidence comes to light.
Cardiothoracic surgery was consulted; they advised medical therapy and later re-evaluation as the patient was a high-risk candidate for surgery.
It is a method of assigning probabilities based on the current state of knowledge, allowing for subsequent re-evaluation as new data becomes available.
However, recent reports suggest this definition may require re-evaluation, as Type A reactions may in fact be dose dependent and genetically predisposed, whilst Type B in some cases non-immune mediated (e.g. non-IgE mediated mast cell activation by fluoroquinolones) [ 1, 12, 13].
