We do this by measuring accuracy of each method (in a systematic precision-recall framework) in terms of how well the method can group (cluster) topologically similar networks.
There would be some benefits: the data would be collected in a systematic fashion and taxonomic precision could be better guaranteed.
This is disappointing but not astonishing as bias is, by nature, systematic although precision is random and especially linked to the precision of the creatinine measurement.
The long term deployment of these devices by light pollution researchers in cities and dark sky parks, and by ecologists and physiologists in their research environments, will allow for both a quantitative understanding of the difference in night lighting across social-ecological systems, and for systematic, high precision, ground based tracking of year-to-year changes in sky brightness.
However, some systematic error (precision of pooled estimates) might have been introduced in our choice of ICC.
This was cricket of a stern, systematic, almost surgical precision, underlining also how wasteful India were 10 months ago in throwing the Melbourne Test away by their indifference to preparation (and omitting both Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir).
To assess the accuracy (closeness of the measurement to the true value, related to systematic errors) and precision (the degree to which repeated measurements under unchanged conditions show the same results, related to random errors) of the CCD-LED system, a reference measurement was performed.
The inaccuracy of a measurement method can thus be due to a large bias (the systematic component), low precision (the random component), or both.
Because there was presumably no systematic loss in precision (true discovery rate), any GWAS inference made from (CC) or (MI*) was still deemed valid in this study.
Given the resulting set of 280 networks, we evaluate the network clustering performance of a given network distance measure using a systematic area under precision— recall curve (AUPR) framework.
The ethical reasoning process has as its objective to reach clarity, systematic order and precision in the arguments through which we make a decision about what is good for populations and individuals [ 37].
