The phrase "semantic accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the degree to which words convey an intended meaning in a particular context. For example: "The semantic accuracy of the author's writing made it a pleasure to read."
Nabokov could not bear Arndt's "Germanisms," his freewheeling sacrifice of semantic accuracy for rhythmic "beauty".
In contrast, for the memory task we found evidence for the prioritisation of higher-level information (semantic accuracy M = 69.57%; SD = 15.17%) over low-level details (perceptual accuracy M = 62.89%; SD = 15.09%).
Consequently, semantic accuracy coincides with the concept of correctness.
However, he considers this price worth paying in order to achieve maximal semantic accuracy.
Nevertheless, Curtiz is not the director of Casablanca; therefore, a semantic accuracy error occurs.
The above examples clearly show the difference between syntactic and semantic accuracy.
Comparison with respect to recent state-of-the-art methods shows improvement in terms of semantic segmentation accuracy.
SENNA combines high processing speed with high semantic labeling accuracy and, in contrast to the high-speed ("mogura") version of Enju, also tags modifier arguments in addition to the core arguments ARG0-5.
The results add to a growing body of evidence that, throughout the progressive deterioration of conceptual knowledge that characterises semantic dementia, both accuracy of performance and the nature of error responses are increasingly determined by the domain-specific aspects of typicality relevant to the task in question.
To assess this special semantic entity for accuracy, the gap would need to have a value.
The program clusters the results using their semantic similarity [24], accuracy weight and the path from the root node of the ontology to the most detailed annotation.
