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In this paper, we adopt a multiobjective recommendation model to simultaneously consider recommendation precision and diversity, specifically, precision, novelty and coverage of recommendation are involved.

This talk will present a brief overview of several exoplanet science programs that my team is involved, more specifically precision radial velocimetry at infrared wavelengths (SPIRou & NIRPS) and atmospheric characterization with JWST.

Specifically Precision, Recall, F-measure [44] and Mean Average Precision [33] are computed for all users, who support a particular party and a weighted average is calculated.

Thus one possibility is to investigate the relation between effect size and sample size (or more specifically, precision of the effect estimate).

Specifically, precision was computed as the number of articles that were positive in our gold standard and also classified as positive by the algorithm over the total number of articles classified as positive.

This opercular subdivision of Boca's area is thought to support the processing of motor actions that need a high degree of sensorimotor control, specifically precision grip (Ehrsson et al. 2001), but also learning of motor sequences (Seitz and Roland 1992), establishing visuomotor associations (Toni et al. 2001), and imagining and imitating motor actions (Binkofski et al. 2004).

Specifically, this paper reports the performance of each filter with respect to sensitivity, specificity, precision, and the number needed to read.

Specifically, low precision of the "agreement" items was detected in the estimation of visual ability.

Concordance correlation coefficients [ 23] – specifically the precision – between methods were excellent (DXA versus BodPod, 0.999; BodPod versus total body water, 0.990; and total body water versus DXA, 0.993).

More specifically, the precision limits 𝒫 ˜ L TD and 𝒫 ˜ L ITD depend on both the depth L and the lifetime τ, whereas 𝒫 ˜ L CW is only a function of the depth L. In addition, we note that these three precision limits depend on the quantum yield η and on the absorption cross-section σ [ 39].

FIS is a compact, raster-based geographic information system designed specifically for precision-agriculture applications.