To this end, data best represented as "edge-centric" (e.g., protein−protein interactions) were used to construct FLNs, graphs describing relationships (edges) between genes (vertices), where edge weights reflect confidence levels of two genes sharing a function (Lee et al. 2004).
Shares in Indonesia are near record high levels, reflecting confidence in economic changes.
Does it reflect confidence?
Based on the strength of evidence for each interaction, a score is assigned to reflect the confidence level.
In addition to compressing DNA sequences, SlimGene [ 7] and MZip [ 8] discuss ways to efficiently store the quality scores - the values attached to each position in the read, reflecting the confidence level of the sequencer in its output for that position.
Notice that these four ROCs are visually indistinguishable at the lowest false alarm rates (up to about 0.10) that reflect the highest confidence levels.
Ms Dickinson said the overall sales figures were in line with the BRC's prediction that Christmas trading in 2013 "would reflect that while confidence levels were higher than the previous year, this wasn't always matched by more money in pockets".
This was reflected in the confidence levels in interpreting these results (see table 2).
Therefore, while across participants, objective performance was dependent on the specific task (contrast or orientation discrimination), the metacognitive ability exhibited by our participants was task-independent; and their confidence levels reflected both task-independent self-confidence as well as the evaluation of task difficulty.
As we will argue, this claim fails to recognize the most valuable contribution of ROCs, which is exactly that they eliminate the need to worry about witness confidence because the same decision accuracy (d′) is reflected at every confidence level.1.1
Our results reflect the important use of confidence levels.
