ACC stands for accuracy (Eq. 1), DR stands for detection rate (Eq. 2), FA stands for false alarm rate as the number of false positives per keyword per hour (Eq. 3), and CORR stands for correctness (Eq. 4).
The simulation of Hamiltonian [3] may realized with no greater complexity than (O( td Vert H Vert _mathrm{max} + frac{log (1/ epsilon )}{log log (1/ epsilon )})), where t is a interval of time, d is a sparse of Hamiltonian, (Vert H Vert _mathrm{max}) is a value of Hamiltonian's maximal element, and (epsilon ) stands for accuracy.
"Noticias Telemundo stands for accuracy, fairness and independence, while we strive to meet the highest ethical standards in the industry," Telemundo spokesman Camilo Pino said, also according to Politico.
ACC, TPR, FPR, FDR stand for accuracy, true-positive rate, false-positive rate, and false discovery rate, respectively.
As in [ 9], (10) is used to reflect the prediction quality: (10) S n = TP TP + FN, S p = TN TN + FP, AC = TP + TN TN + TP + FN + FP, MCC = TP ∗ TN − (FN ∗ FP ) × TP + FN ∗ TN + FP k k k k ∗ TP + FP ∗ TN + FN − 1 / 2, where S n reflects the sensitivity, S p is the specificity, AC stands for the accuracy, and MCC represents the Mathews correlation coefficient.
There are two primary reasons Israel refuses to stand for historical accuracy.
"I think we've always stood for quality, accuracy, being bias free...editing the content that comes in from surveyors".
Ignition represents the average prediction precision of the fire samples, while nonignition represents the average prediction precision of the nonignition samples; total accuracy stands for the average predict precision of all samples.
Indeed, there is a misspelling in the title, where Rman stands for Roman, thus causing an accuracy problem.
In 2008 2009, a β-version of HealthTracker was developed in a stand-alone software system and independently validated for accuracy and compliance with the prevailing guidelines.
It stands for Champs excellence review (cleanliness, hospitality, accuracy, maintenance, product and service).
