Sentence examples for uncertainty of discrimination from inspiring English sources

The signal-detection approach also suffers from a reduced segment length as shown in figure 4C, however in a different way: with short segments, the discrimination performance is reduced and this reduction is accompanied by increased uncertainty of discrimination performance (figure 4D).

Several competing scoring systems were compared on the basis of discrimination, generalization and uncertainty associated with the prognostic probabilities.

Furthermore, models that consider the influence of uncertainty on contrast discrimination predict a vertical shift of the TvC [22], [25], similar to that observed in Experiment 4 which we attributed to a change in the response gain parameter k of the transducer function.

Debates over the relative performance of each candidate DNA barcode region aside, a certain degree of discrimination failure can be attributed to uncertainty of species circumscription.

The direct quantification of discrimination factors may be especially important with the increasing use of Bayesian mixing models that allow uncertainty in discrimination factors to propagate through the analysis, returning a true probability distribution of estimated dietary proportions, e.g. [21], [22].

The effect of magnetic stimulation on the just noticeable difference indicates that we interfered with the duration discrimination by increasing the uncertainty of the response rather then systematically biasing the perception of time towards the under or the overestimation.

It smells of discrimination.

"We must end all forms of discrimination.

And then became a victim of discrimination.

Worse still are those of discrimination.

Laws against other types of discrimination followed.