Take it from one who measured up to the word with slide-rule precision.
Tips are given for effective rule creation, as well as for rule precision and performance.
All lengths and diameters were measured by a standard rule (precision and accuracy, 0.1 mm) and vernier calipers (precision and accuracy, 0.001 mm), and expressed as (x ± s) mm (min max).
Following each rule, its number of instances and confidence rate are presented in parentheses and the rule precision is given in square brackets.
No matter how troubling the subject, photography by groups like the Farm Security Administration and the Photo League, and the photojournalism in Life and Look and other magazines in the 1930's, 40's and 50's generally, observed the basic rules of precision, strict observance of perspective, and firmly grounded, mostly centralized compositions.
This multigranular representation allows for great flexibility in automatically characterizing normality and abnormality: it is possible to generate diagnosis rules whose precision and generalization ability can be traded off depending on data availability.
The exponential cost of linear search on a parameter grid of a given precision rules it out in all but the simplest problems and random algorithms such as uniform design or the covariance matrix adaptation-evolution strategy (CMA-ES) are usually applied.
It is suggested that the family members or health workers who usually attend the deliveries at home may be given cut-off rules with lesser precision (0.5 centimeter) [ 30].
Recent results from a system called ExaCT [ 11], based on [ 10] but with refined core algorithms and pattern rules, put the precision and recall numbers at 0.78 and 0.78, respectively.
While rule-based approaches can achieve high precision, their rules can reduce recall.
