Among those matches, discrepancies were found between what BehaviorMatrix predicted a voter would do based on what that voter was saying online and what the traditional identification work predicted about that voter.
Such advantage overcomes limitations of direct matching discrepancies.
On Sunday night, they held the ball for 57 percent of the match, a major discrepancy between two teams.
Finally, a cooperative approach was most effective at reducing costs when one party was much more powerful than the other; when parties are more evenly matched, the discrepancy may fuel greater competition.
The consensus of the medication entities identified in the clinical notes, the associations between the attributes and the medication names, and the medication matches and discrepancies labeled by the annotators were then used as the gold-standard data to train and evaluate the automated algorithm.
The other comparable state, Florida, puts the burden of proof on election officials to correct exact-match discrepancies, reports PolitiFact Georgia.
Focus on problems matches discrepancy-based accounts suggesting that unresolved problems underlie rumination (Lyubomirsky, Tucker, Caldwell, & Berg, 1999; Martin & Tesser, 1996).
If your boss considers you to be trustworthy and your information matches discrepancies in your employer's records, your boss may have enough information to act on even without pictures, videos, or other extra evidence.
There were no differences in completeness between the ±7 day discrepancy match and the ±30 day discrepancy match in FIN and SE, and any differences observed in DK and NO were minor (Table 3).
The genetic matching attempts to minimize a measure of the maximum observed discrepancy between the matched treated and control covariates at every iteration of optimization.
Instead, he noted discrepancies in the matches and concluded that he had found a new antigen system.
