Sentence examples for unbalanced settings from inspiring English sources
The HKSJ procedure ensures the coverage probability only when the included studies' standard errors s i are similar; for unbalanced settings, the actual error probability tends to exceed the targeted one.
Their main advantage over alternative methods is that they provide estimates of predictive uncertainty and can accommodate unbalanced diagnostic settings or variations in disease prevalence, which are crucial for clinical applications [Hahn et al., 2012].
Further, without this adjustment the classifier was unable to produce above chance predictive value in any of the unbalanced test settings, despite achieving impressive sensitivity and specificity and a balanced accuracy significantly above chance.
Still, Game Revolution found the car default settings unbalanced and hard to re-adjust properly, and criticized the game's inconsistent AI, like Allgame and IGN.
The comparison groups in the ATHENA cohort study by Rokx et al are greatly unbalanced both geographically, between Western and sub-Saharan settings, and temporally, with the median ART initiation year at 2004 for lamivudine and 2009 for emtricitabine.
In areas where food is scarce, wasting may be accelerated by unbalanced or inadequate energy intake, leading to multiple metabolic abnormalities rarely seen in resource-rich settings.
These regions were found to be nearly identical phages [ 16], and the unbalanced coverage therefore likely represents an artefact of the unsupervised assembly procedure using the default settings.
However, the distribution of doctors in South Africa is unbalanced and there is a 14-fold difference in density of doctors between urban and rural settings.
Unbalanced air flow rates between bag filter and laboratory hood systems could result in high exposure to nanopowder in laboratory settings.
Occasionally, pairings were unbalanced.
