Sentence examples for trust accuracy from inspiring English sources
Compared to CTrust, the accuracy is maintained above 92% in all the cases except when ɗ = 30, where almost the same level of accuracy is achieved for larger network size in both the schemes as shown in Fig. 11: trust accuracy.
Would you trust the accuracy of information produced in a podcast?
Does the general credibility of the newspaper influence your ability to trust the accuracy of the information reported therein?
But Republicans fiercely opposed the change of plans, saying that unless a full recount was conducted, the public could not put trust the accuracy of the outcome.
Atallah said the union planned to do its own research on the test because it did not trust the accuracy of information provided to it by the N.F.L. or Birch, particularly after the StarCaps case.
In an extremely rare move, the National Audit Office, the public spending watchdog, has issued an "adverse opinion" on the department's financial statements, indicating that it does not trust the accuracy of the DfE's figures and is unable to assess whether it is providing value for money.
The larger the value of, the more we can trust the accuracy of the detected symbol.
That said, Meagan's following on Instagram is more like a cult than her army of Viners, so we can't necessarily trust their accuracy (even if all but one chose Vine).
The experimental results have successfully confirmed that, our CAST can achieve approximately tens of times higher trust inference accuracy in average than the competing algorithms in the presence of context-correlated attacks, and more importantly can maintain a much better trust inference robustness against stereotyping errors.
"It's hard to understand why anyone would trust the accuracy of Chairman Issa's press releases when they consistently distort and manipulate the truth," a Democratic committee staffer said in an emailed statement.
