Sentence examples for truth and precision from inspiring English sources

However, validation of accuracy (fidelity to the truth) and precision (reproducibility) of these algorithms still remain unresolved and require further research and development effort.

The accuracy (proximity to the truth) and precision (measurement reproducibility) of both methods were determined by applying the methods to pre-operative radiographs and comparing the outcomes with the minimum thickness of the retrieved inserts.

Note that Zinn believed wholeheartedly in truth or at least veracity, accuracy, and precision.

Then, selected image pairs are compared with the ground truth, and the average precision is computed for each k value (Fig. 10).

The New York Times: "Telling the truth with precision and rage and a visionary's eye, using both realism and fabulism, is one way to break through the white noise of a consumerist culture that tries to commodify post-apocalyptic fiction, to render it safe".

Transparency has become a buzzword that involves precision, truth, and the full disclosure of pertinent information (Murphy et al. 2007).

Taking dust devils detected by visual inspection to be ground truth, the precision, recall and F-measure values are 0.77, 0.86, and 0.81, respectively.

The question was whether metaphysical principles, specifically the principles of natural theology and morals, could be proven with the same clarity and precision as the truths of geometry.

There are two very different definitions of collateral damage, and these definitions affect the truth of the following statement:  "Drone warfare and precision guided munitions limit collateral damage".

With this ground truth, we measured the change in recall and precision.

Accuracy is essentially how close the measurement is to the truth and is influenced by both precision and bias [ 24].