In this article, we used smaller cut off to reduce false positive rate.
She is small and sinewy, with big eyes and the body of a child (which she accentuates with tight leggings, small cut-off jackets that end on her waist, and high-heeled boots).
Similar to (10), the effects of small cut-offs on the distribution function f P are negligible as both means and variances stay the same up to small order terms.
The different curves almost coincide, with only a small deviation for small cut-off frequencies and for small burst sizes.
Other issues include the relatively small "cut-off" values or overlapping areas for differential diagnoses or disease stages [ 87].
This assumption may induce errors because the parameters reported in the Table are dependent on the chosen cut-off value: for large cut-off values, the sensitivity tend to present large values and the specificity small ones, while this trend may be reversed for small cut-off values.
62 Nevertheless, several limitations should be acknowledged: the relatively small cut-off value of young versus old patients (65 years), patients aged > 75 years were under-represented, and the selection of patients according to other inclusion and exclusion criteria, especially comorbidities, may make the results inadequately safe.
The NPV of the model is very high even for reasonably small cut-offs of risk, meaning that the model is good at ruling out risk of liver disease within 2 years.
Discard the small cut-off end.
However, with a smaller cut-off magnitude of the harmonics, the speed can be easily increased to more than 30 times for the automatic scaling based SST.
