Accuracy in usage was important, accuracy in rendering was less so.
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EJ: So his accuracy was ... LS: His accuracy was really low.
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Other technologies give you accuracy with five inches deviation in accuracy while Bodygram is the first technology to give you sub-one-inch accuracy.
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Our user study suggests high accuracy – 98.8% recognition accuracy among 17 appliances.
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The accuracy of speech recognition has improved to an incredible 96 percent accuracy.
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The previous best performance had 56.25 percent accuracy; GPT-2 achieved 63.24 percent accuracy.
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PlaNet was able to correctly guess the location of images with street-level accuracy 3.6 percent of the time, with city-level accuracy 10.1 percent of the time, with country-level accuracy 28.4 percent of the time and with continent accuracy 48.0 percent of the time.
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Not all states that can audit machine accuracy, do audit machine accuracy — useful against hacking or bugs.
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Alex Nitzberg is an intern at the American Journalism Center at Accuracy in Media and Accuracy in Academia.
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"You reduce the heating but your accuracy gets worse, though this thing has lousy accuracy anyway," he said.
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The accuracy of our matching systems can only ever be as good as the accuracy of what copyright holders submit.
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WiGait can measure walking speed with 95 to 99 percent accuracy, and stride length of 85 to 99 percent accuracy.
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The researchers were able to identify people with melanoma with 79% accuracy and people without a melanoma with 84% accuracy.
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Turning on high-accuracy modeHigh-accuracy mode is a helpful tool in getting your Google Maps app up to speed.
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Today it's only about 80% accuracy, but Krzanich says the difference between 80% and 99% accuracy is simply more data.
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Building public confidence in the accuracy of an election is almost as important as the accuracy of the election itself.
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In terms of accuracy results from the study apparently demonstrated "high reliability and accuracy with a mean distance error of 7.6mm".
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The site boasts a 99.50% accuracy for U.S. flights and over 86% accuracy for flights in the rest of the world.
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And I think more importantly the method actually is very high accuracy — between 93% and 97% accuracy on a binary variable.
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In each case where we find appeals to "historical accuracy," however, we also encounter the flaws with historical accuracy as a concept.
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This algorithm predicted if a child had autism with 90 percent accuracy, and predicted if a child didn't with 87 percent accuracy.
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While the historians hit about 43% accuracy after two hours, Pythia landed a nearly 70% accuracy rate after needing a few seconds.
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He holds a 97 percent accuracy rate for his responses and a 93 percent Daily Double accuracy rate, according to the Jeopardy!
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Sundar says Google's AI can now identify images with 93.9 percent accuracy, up from the 89.6 percent accuracy they achieved in 2014.
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This new study shows the Watch can detect sleep apnea with a 90 percent accuracy and hypertension with an 82 percent accuracy.
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The system can spot signage with almost 96 percent accuracy, and identify what type of sign it is with 98 percent accuracy.
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The system could produce results with 61 to 2829 percent accuracy, compared with the 25 to 2139 percent accuracy expected by chance.
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The system could produce results with 61 to 76 percent accuracy, compared with the 7 to 20 percent accuracy expected by chance.
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But there is accuracy as needed for a fight and then there is practicing for pinpoint accuracy on a compliant training partner.
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While machine accuracy in understanding spoken words is now routinely above 90 percent, accuracy in understanding complex natural language is substantially lower.
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"Whenever a company just lists one accuracy metric, that is necessarily an incomplete view of the accuracy of their system," Garvie said.
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The new literature on algorithmic fairness usually doesn't simply equate fairness with accuracy, but instead defines various trade-offs between fairness and accuracy.
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On the accuracy of the box office hit "The Martian" starring Matt Damon, Musk rated the movie eight out of ten for scientific accuracy.
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The model performed worse with women, telling gay and straight apart with 71% accuracy after looking at one photo, and 83% accuracy after five.
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In their tests, Ubicoustics had an accuracy of about 80 percent — competitive with human accuracy, but not yet good enough to support user applications.
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AI and computer vision have also been shown to detect skin cancer with 95 percent accuracy, far surpassing the accuracy of doctor-provided diagnoses.
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Previously, Ballinger and his colleagues were able to use Apple's Watch to detect an abnormal heart rhythm with up to a 97 percent accuracy, sleep apnea with a 90 percent accuracy and hypertension with an 82 percent accuracy when paired with Cardiogram's AI-based algorithm.
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Field sobriety tests have proven their accuracy in identifying drunk drivers, but there's little scientific evidence supporting its accuracy in detecting impairment caused by weed.
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For example, the app would show location with up to 100 meters of accuracy in Manhattan, while showing within 1 kilometer of accuracy in Iceland.
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After customers receive their meal, a short survey from Grubhub prompts them to answer questions about accuracy of delivery time, order accuracy, and food quality.
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For individual AI developers, the focus is on getting the algorithms correct with high accuracy for whatever definition of accuracy they assume in their modeling.
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Its maps tend to show the footprint of buildings with more accuracy, and even maps golf courses, sports pitches, and tennis courts with surprising accuracy.
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For the top 50, they could predict the bugs' severity with 86 percent accuracy, and 100 percent accuracy for the NVD's 10 most severe vulnerabilities.
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She is also national editor for Accuracy in Media, a citizens' media watchdog whose mission is to promote accuracy, fairness and balance in news reporting.
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She is also National Editor for Accuracy in Media, a citizens' media watchdog whose mission is to promote accuracy, fairness and balance in news reporting.
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Carrie Sheffield is National Editor for Accuracy In Media, a citizens' media watchdog whose mission is to promote accuracy, fairness and balance in news reporting.
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"20% of the work is to get you to 90% accuracy," he said, adding that 80% of the work comes in getting to 99.9% accuracy.
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But it's by far the most accurate, achieving an impressive 93.4 percent accuracy, compared to just 52 percent accuracy achieved by an experienced human lip reader.
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They were able to crack PINs with 80 per cent accuracy on the first attempt, and more than 90 per cent accuracy after three ties… Ouch.
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It could detect with 99 percent accuracy which paragraphs of a paper included the "recipe," and with 86 percent accuracy the exact words in that paragraph.
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In 2014, the government introduced Individual Electoral Registration, a system aimed at increasing the accuracy of the register and verifying the accuracy of voters' identity claims.
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The accuracy of LiDAR's measurements means it can pinpoint distance with the kind of accuracy not possible via other sensor systems, like standard optical cameras and radar.
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He taught them to guide missiles with a better accuracy than humans and to even find people at sea with better accuracy than humans working with binoculars.
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The company is confident this fingerprint reader won't lose accuracy over time, but I'm not impressed with the accuracy or consistency it has when it's brand-new.
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Carrie Sheffield is national editor for Accuracy in Media is a citizens' media watchdog organization whose mission is to promote fairness, balance, and accuracy in news reporting.
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The same team behind that study later found that the Apple Watch-DeepHeart combo could detect sleep apnea with 90 percent accuracy, and hypertension with 82 percent accuracy.
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People are increasingly paranoid about the creepy accuracy of the ads they see online and don't understand where the information is coming from that leads to that accuracy.
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The accuracy of your past predictions are crucial for the accuracy of your overall model—it's what you're comparing new inputs to, and how you're making any adjustments.
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Using related techniques, these scientist were able to create a lip-reading program called LipNet that achieved 93.4 percent accuracy in tests, compared to 52.3 percent human accuracy.
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Carrie Sheffield, a conservative commentator, is National Editor for Accuracy in Media, a citizens' media watchdog whose mission is to promote accuracy, fairness and balance in news reporting.
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For now, DETECTR was tested in a tube containing DNA from infected human cells, showing it could detect HPV16 with 100 percent accuracy, and HPV18 with 92 percent accuracy.
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In this initial study, the app could predict whether someone had ear fluid with 85 percent accuracy, and correctly predicted if someone didn't have fluid with 80 percent accuracy.
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To check the accuracy of the results, the translations were next translated back into English by human translators, with a second human translator checking the accuracy of those translations.
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The test most accurately diagnosed ovarian cancer, with 90% accuracy, followed by hepatobiliary -- a highly lethal cancer that attacks the liver and gallbladder -- and pancreatic cancer, with 80% accuracy.
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This is arguably a fairer assessment of a model, since it measures it purely on the accuracy of its physics, not on the accuracy of its predictions about pollution.
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In this vein, it would be possible to prioritize accuracy or speed to achieve more impressive results, but training a model with poor accuracy in 20 seconds isn't super valuable.
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Accuracy issues: Proponents say the systems help police fight crime — the South Wales Police said in May that theirs had led to more than 450 arrests — but their accuracy varies.
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The researchers identified 9 biomarkers, or cell-free RNA (cfRNA), in the blood tests that were able to predict gestational age at 45% accuracy (compared to 48% accuracy via ultrasound).
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Verbit's AI-based tools get to about 90% accuracy, but it also works with about 15,000 human transcribers who make revisions as necessary in order to get to 99% accuracy.
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The present experiment revealed that style of interviewing did not affect on overall accuracy (ability to distinguish between truths or lies) or on lie detection accuracy (ability to correctly identify liars).
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Their software, dubbed LipNet, was able to outperform experienced lip readers to a significant degree, achieving 93.4 percent accuracy in certain tests, compared to 52.3 percent accuracy from human lip readers.
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The Associated Press reports on why accuracy is at the heart of the case, and offers readers an intriguing glimpse of census accuracy tied to some of the justices' own ancestors.
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But hiring editors to enforce accuracy — or even promising to enforce accuracy by partnering with third parties — would create the perception that Facebook is policing the "truth," and that is worrisome.
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"The Mogees technology has now reached a surprising level of accuracy and expressivity, we can capture properties such as velocity, timbre and length of a gesture with incredible accuracy," says Zamborlin.
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Now, there are different kinds of accuracy in translation, and "accuracy" is not even worth talking about in some works that profess a committed relationship to a predecessor in another language.
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"After testing the impact perspective-taking had on the accuracy of interpersonal judgments in 25 experiments, the researchers concluded, 'If anything, perspective-taking decreased accuracy overall while increasing confidence in judgment.'"
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In 2017, government and academic researchers used a standard convolutional network to detect cyclones in the data with 74% accuracy; last year, the gauge CNN detected the cyclones with 97.9% accuracy.
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A lot has improved since 2012 — notably, the accuracy.
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" Abrams calls this kind of sloganeering "convenience over accuracy.
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Under "ideal conditions" — based on lighting, distance, and vehicle speed — Axon says its camera "approaches" 100 percent accuracy, but will register a scan if it is 90 percent confident in its accuracy.
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If we lose that trust element, then the tech sector will be abandoned by people, and whether it's information security, it's accuracy of data, it's accuracy of news feeds, all those things.
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According to Aim Lab 's internal metrics, I raised my pistol accuracy from 67 percent to 77 percent and my rifle accuracy from 28 percent (yes, I'm that bad) to 60 percent.
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It will also give standard position service (SPS) within an accuracy of less than 20 metres to all users, and a restricted service (RS) with an accuracy of 10 metres to the military.
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The results showed that the test most accurately diagnosed ovarian cancer, with 90% accuracy, followed by hepatobiliary -- a highly lethal cancer that attacks the liver and gallbladder -- and pancreatic cancer, with 80% accuracy.
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The particular quantities of these biomarkers are able to predict bipolar patients from healthy individuals with 90 percent accuracy, and 84 percent accuracy at distinguishing bipolar from unipolar patients, according to Bahn's test.
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Zara Tindall's Golden Ratio score was an accuracy of 81.6%.
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The accuracy and sequencing depth could both be improved, too.
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From there Miocic opened up immediately and with alarming accuracy.
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Often times the volunteer performs with 90 to 100% accuracy.
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The early results suggest that accuracy and reaction time decreased.
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Both the headline and story have been updated for accuracy.
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There are even questions about the accuracy of DNA evidence.
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Biden's campaign has since challenged the accuracy of that report.
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Previous versions fell between 89.6 percent and 91.8 percent accuracy.
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False rumors about their results' accuracy could also cause problems.
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Presence isn't just about the accuracy of what you see.
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However, I can testify to the accuracy of this exchange.
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They will then verify their factuality, and rate their accuracy.
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The crowdsourcing of Wikipedia has sometimes inspired concerns about accuracy.
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So for the sake of accuracy, we proposed in fimo.
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Google's image recognition abilities are rapidly improving in accuracy, too.
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The imagery is having this veneer of accuracy and authenticity.
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Institutions must ensure the accuracy, reliability, and validity of decisions.
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Outside the lab the accuracy rate would be much lower.
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The company also offers a SmartNet that measures shot accuracy.
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Mark Zuckerberg: But certainly accuracy is one dimension of it.
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Its high color accuracy is matched only by Eizo's monitors.
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CNBC could not independently verify the accuracy of those reports.
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Most applications don't require 100 percent accuracy to create value.
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Some scepticism about the accuracy of Brazil's polls is warranted.
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Almost nothing is publicly known about its nimbleness or accuracy.
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But even surveying an unbiased population cannot guarantee polling accuracy.
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But fairness and accuracy are not necessarily the same thing.
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As for accuracy, the Inspire HR delivers a solid performance.
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And, according to Triumph, this works with 76 percent accuracy.
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What's the accuracy here regarding dark magic and extreme witchcraft?
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This is unfortunate, and not just as regards historical accuracy.
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Traders and analysts quickly questioned the accuracy of the data.
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But apparently, accuracy isn't really a factor in this game.
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He is executive director of the Institute for Public Accuracy.
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Then again, Bruchac highlighted the painting's accuracy, or lack thereof.
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Most applications don't require 100 percent accuracy to be valuable.
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The concluding sentence has been updated for accuracy and precision.
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I'm not sure about the accuracy of the calories data.
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The extreme accuracy of this process makes for strange possibilities.
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The other is to question the accuracy of the data.
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They double and triple check their authenticity and their accuracy.
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The data was compared against underwater video recordings for accuracy.
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Accumulating data over time improved the accuracy of the predictors.
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The team can retrieve the information with 99.9 percent accuracy.
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At least with the latter, you get, well, geographical accuracy.
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The value in that accuracy is about more than numbers.
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Elimelech says that the overall system accuracy is about 1.4mm.
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For starters, the PSA test loses accuracy at older ages.
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One could expect more accuracy in such a production. pic.twitter.
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When dissecting polling accuracy, it's essential to remember three things.
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Solomon is executive director of the Institute for Public Accuracy.
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Reuters, however, cannot verify the accuracy of the Spectator report.
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The government is drafting guidelines on journalistic fairness and accuracy.
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Simply put, no one can predict their lifespan with accuracy.
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"There is zero accuracy to it," he told The Hill.
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Joseph Dunford denied the accuracy of the report later Sunday.
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But Spieth's accuracy with his putter is no less fearsome.
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"He's unloading great and with accuracy," manager Bryan Price said.
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Clinton, this question predicted vote choice with 97.5 percent accuracy.
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The Clinton campaign derided the accuracy and the turnout model.
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Next, I wanted to test GPS accuracy and signal retention.
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But The Favourite is not exactly gunning for historical accuracy.
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Strangely, diagnostic accuracy is rarely raised as a safety issue.
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The accuracy of even those few tests has been questioned.
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The company claims 98 percent accuracy in detecting illicit pics.
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How are you able to get such high accuracy rates?
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Margaret cares so much about accuracy and so does Mary.
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This is due to a focus on power over accuracy.
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In Golf Story, what's the difference between accuracy and control?
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Raut admits the accuracy of the algorithm isn't 100 percent.
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I… I show unerring accuracy with my arrow and bow!
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She boils her hopes down to one word, however: accuracy.
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Ultimately, accessibility and accuracy are more important than speedy results.
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Some experts have disputed the accuracy of the new analysis.
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Questions have been raised about the accuracy of China's statistics.
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"It'll help the accuracy of his first step," Mendoza said.
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The author's desire to keep to cultural accuracy is understandable.
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"Five millisecond accuracy in clock synchronization pleased everyone," he said.
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Another limitation is GPS accuracy, which tall buildings can distort.
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And there are likely to be questions concerning Nielsen's accuracy.
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However, the accuracy of his account has sometimes been questioned.
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He hung in there, with noticeably reduced power and accuracy.
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It should also be checked for both grammar and accuracy.
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It could identify the Google videos with almost perfect accuracy.
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What interested Mr. Wirth was whether professional experience increased accuracy.
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"You can't identify its boundary with any accuracy," he says.
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His passion for accuracy was behind his arbitrage pricing theory.
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BuzzFeed News has not been able to confirm its accuracy.
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It's creative nonfiction focused on performative truth over journalistic accuracy.
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Collectively, the group had an accuracy rate of 75 percent.
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If originality matters more than accuracy, we have a problem.
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To me, the question isn't about accuracy, it's about bias.
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They are small and can be reached with pinpoint accuracy.
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"It's an accuracy golf course tee to green," McDowell said.
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"It's an accuracy golf course tee to green," McDowell said.
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When all these needs are met, accuracy can seem secondary.
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Another tries to ensure accuracy and consistency across the globe.
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The only thing missing, a court ultimately decided, was accuracy.
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This process can improve memory accuracy in the long term.
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Unfortunately, it didn't work (although not for lack of accuracy).
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Debates continue about the accuracy and usefulness of that figure.
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Using the apps and the biomarkers, the researchers were able to predict which participants would have suicidal thoughts in the future with 82% accuracy — and which would end up requiring hospitalization with 78% accuracy.
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There's the normal FPS stats such as shots fired, targets killed, and kills per second, but also unique rings that show the player's overall accuracy and their accuracy within certain fields of their vision.
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A phone is typically able to determine its position with an accuracy between 7 and 13 meters in urban areas, according to a study published last year, and accuracy may often be less precise.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "White House Buries the Bar for Accuracy" (Mediator column, May 13): Jim Rutenberg questions whether President Trump's press briefings should continue in the absence of any standard of accuracy.
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"The blood test, for example, has an accuracy of about 3.75 years over a whole age population, meaning that from newborns up to about 91 years of age our accuracy was about 3.75," said Bekaert.
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The agency is already well behind Europe when it comes to the accuracy of its main forecasting model, known as the Global Forecast System or GFS, and Trump would simply let the accuracy gap grow.
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Once calibrated, the research team says it was able to get around 92 percent accuracy for commands — which, honestly, doesn't seem too far off from the accuracy of voice commands for the assistants I've used.
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That's good news for the test's accuracy, said the CDC's Kuehnert.
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Davis was unable to speak to the accuracy of those accounts.
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"Physicians vastly outperformed computer algorithms in diagnostic accuracy," the researchers wrote.
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In clinical trials, volunteers correctly diagnosed samples with 98 percent accuracy.
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The accuracy issues sunk Garmin's attempt to conquer the weight room.
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We're not trying to poke holes in Lady Macbeth's historical accuracy.
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But erroneous mistakes erode trust and diminish the necessity for accuracy.
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Trepp said the latest accuracy score for this test was 99.97%.
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The reason is that Trump is often completely indifferent to accuracy.
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"It's one way of giving it some historical accuracy," Jackson said.
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"Face recognition accuracy is very susceptible to illumination conditions," says Jain.
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Accuracy on health, the technology that we use is incredibly accurate.
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Part of the abandonment has to do with these devices' accuracy.
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We can't envision the past with anything close to total accuracy.
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This third hemisphere has to do with repetition, accuracy, and speed.
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This might well improve the accuracy of strikes by military drones.
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Authors must pay for that themselves, if they care about accuracy.
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Clinton national spokesperson Josh Schwerin disputed the accuracy of Trump's remarks.
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PEOPLE has not independently confirmed the accuracy of The Atlantic's report.
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Bolden says the fictional story contained a lot of factual accuracy.
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The researchers describe the process as almost accidental in its accuracy.
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"I can't speak to the accuracy" of those allegations, Gruenberg said.
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The machine managed to answer the questions with 70 percent accuracy.
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Give it a try and be hugely impressed by its accuracy.
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Very soon we won't have to choose between usability and accuracy.
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In fact, any expectation of high accuracy and precision is unfair.
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A high standard of accuracy and attention to detail is essential.
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Which perhaps explains its far worse accuracy level in my case.
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Historical accuracy falls by the wayside in favor of being cool.
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"There's also an addicting quality to improving your accuracy," Pierre writes.
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Given they're just toys, Nerf's blasters aren't really known for accuracy.
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This realization led him to explore the accuracy of flashbulb memories.
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It learned to diagnose hyperkalemia with 90 to 94 percent accuracy.
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However the accuracy of the sensing algorithms does pose a dilemma.
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Neither country is noted for the accuracy of its health statistics.
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Some of those in attendance take historical accuracy very, very seriously.
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However, Canelo's slickness, accuracy and pure punching power overawed the Brit.
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A process of this nature will help ensure accuracy of fees.
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Its color accuracy in particular is the best DisplayMate has tested.
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DHS says it is conducting a review to ensure greater accuracy.
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Compared with the ECG reading, wearable products varied in their accuracy.
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Accuracy lessened in all of the tested devices during increased activity.
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It's extremely important to be able to assess this with accuracy.
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What does this mean for interpreting the 60 percent accuracy rate?
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It also uses satellite imagery to check local governments' data accuracy.
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The cases where explanations are more important than accuracy are rare.
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For sheer purity and accuracy of sound, Beyerdynamic wins, of course.
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Its accuracy was 70 percent when looking for individual, relevant sentences.
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Here's a deep dive into the historical accuracy of the film.
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Jacksonville's defense was no match for Indiana's accuracy from the field.
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After all, we all want accuracy in our voter registration information.
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There are also questions over the accuracy of internally reported metrics.
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And they've partnered with big name apps for, I guess, accuracy.
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Search is based on relevancy and for the most part, accuracy.
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Do Mystic River and Gone Baby Gone get points for accuracy?
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An Uber spokesman verified the authenticity and accuracy of the recording.
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The VA discontinued regular reviews into claims processing accuracy in 2202.
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The AI has a 70 percent accuracy rate, and it's improving.
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Even without any additional training data, it will improve the accuracy.
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In practice, that has meant accommodating historical accuracy to other requirements.
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Grassley has previously raised questions about the accuracy of Simpson's testimony.
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The VA discontinued regular reviews into claims processing accuracy in 2015.
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However, the field has lacked the accuracy offered by actual sequencing.
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"Leila even proofread a chapter about her for accuracy," Roberts says.
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BenQ also claims the TK800 has improved color accuracy and reproduction.
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I like Battlefield and I've never played them for historical accuracy.
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Further, accuracy rates touted by AI experts come with significant caveats.
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Instead, it will use computer-generated transcripts to monitor Siri's accuracy.
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Neither side has a great track record for fairness or accuracy.
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McGowan's spokesperson confirmed to CNN the accuracy of her published quotes.
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Like many before him, he was astounded by Rembrandt's technical accuracy.
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Their genesis creates self-imposed deadlines that favor action over accuracy.
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Reuters was unable to independently verify the accuracy of the videos.
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It may never field missiles with the accuracy of American weapons.
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And the president has not challenged the accuracy of that story.
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The scientific accuracy of "The Martian" is part of its appeal.
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The lab decided to "consciously disregard truth and accuracy," he wrote.
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If there's a complaint about accuracy, it's an entirely different story.
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Instead it's the accuracy with which he throws his power punches.
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The regulator highlighted concerns about accuracy of information regarding the company.
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The system uses overhead cameras and shelf sensors to increase accuracy.
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It was an uncomfortable decision that seemed to hamstring his accuracy.
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We are moving aggressively to determine the accuracy of these claims.
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However, its accuracy, completeness or reliability cannot be guaranteed. (0519-9CVG)
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Random changes to recorded data improve the accuracy of weather forecasts.
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"We're talking about 99.9 percent accuracy for these arrays," Erlich says.
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It also enables more predictive search, delivering results with alarming accuracy.
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Their reaction times, response accuracy, and false alarm rates were measured.
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Brex says Landria staff will help ensure transaction accuracy for customers.
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The system can detect impostors with 99 percent accuracy, BioCatch says.
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The A.T.F. is increasingly confident in the accuracy of its leads.
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Nationwide statistics on police shooting accuracy are not to be found.
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Prime placement of that information is not about its accuracy either.
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"You can't undermine the accuracy of the actual enumeration," Letter insisted.
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As an institution, we have a duty to truth and accuracy.
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An AI can have different accuracy rates for different demographic groups.
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"So far, our accuracy rate is 97 percent," Ms. Hakim said.
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But Webb has ordered the referees to prioritize accuracy over speed.
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This post was reviewed for accuracy by Thomas C. Corley, CPA.
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A representative for Thompson confirmed the letter's accuracy to CNN Business.
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The factual accuracy of many statements are matters of great dispute.
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Some question both the ethics and the accuracy of the results.
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This is raising some concerns about the accuracy of Michigan's vote.
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The system detects drowsiness with 97 percent accuracy, Mr. Aust said.
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Strong organizational skills, accuracy in all assignments, and a professional approach.
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He could have underscored that he is ensuring completeness and accuracy.
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The possibilities lack the euphony, sparkle and accuracy of their predecessors.
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There was a near-religious devotion to its accuracy and precision.
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The specific accuracy of these press reports is a secondary issue.
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The first oddity lies in the precise accuracy of the title.
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If you miss a period, the urine testing reaches 99% accuracy.
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"They were framing the problems with too much accuracy," Varela said.
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The Source: An official Disney+ announcement Probability of Accuracy: Astonishingly accurate.
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You may, for example, want to turn on high-accuracy mode.
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Rick Perry — the poll has a long track record of accuracy.
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Details and accuracy of that confirmation have not been externally verified.
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Other information raises serious questions about the accuracy of that data.
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The accuracy of many of these claims, however, remains in doubt.
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I never believed in the accuracy or authenticity of my character.
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Disney declined to comment further, except to confirm the report's accuracy.
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Politicians are not known to be paragons of truth and accuracy.
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There's an expectation of accuracy that comes with depicting historical events, especially an event as iconic and globally known as World War II. But beyond the accuracy of the uniforms, the architecture of the environment, and the make of the guns, there's another accuracy that's even more important—how those guns felt, and what it was like to handle and fire them.
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Representatives Keith Ellison and Emanuel Cleaver, both black, also sent a letter to Amazon, citing concerns of the technology's accuracy, citing an MIT study which found enormous racial disparities in the accuracy of face recognition technology.
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The neural net could also identify blurred images at over 50 percent accuracy after being trained on 40 black-and-white photos blurred by YouTube, and 40 percent accuracy when tested against images obscured by P3.
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They reconstructed the image perfectly, and the video with 90 percent accuracy.
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In the women's ranking, Princess Eugenie took fifth place with 79.3% accuracy.
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It's supposed to improve accuracy for antennae performance, including things like GPS.
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Sense and madness, sly fabrication and an almost demonic accuracy mingle promiscuously.
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Certain activities did cause the color to change, though with varying accuracy.
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Five Feet Apart aims to depict their experiences with compassion and accuracy.
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A retired CF nurse was also on set to advise on accuracy.
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"The accuracy rate of course takes all this into account," she says.
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But the promise of facial recognition is dependent on near-perfect accuracy.
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At one point we discuss the accuracy of measuring farts per hour.
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Still, I found myself wondering about Vice's accuracy in portraying its figures.
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You can pinch and zoom for more accuracy when selecting those areas.
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A spokesman from Hensarling's office said he could not confirm its accuracy.
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And Motherboard verified the accuracy of Wardle's report with two independent experts.
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His dedication to fairness and accuracy in all he said was unwavering.
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It was not possible to immediately check the accuracy of the postings.
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But we're not talking about that kind of accuracy in this case.
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Darden says he did not it watch by choice, questioning its accuracy.
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These organizations will review and rate the accuracy of content on Facebook.
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Having both will improve the detail and color accuracy of your selfies.
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The basketball demo was meant to show the livestream's speed and accuracy.
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People with low heartbeat accuracy also tend to objectify their bodies more.
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It's much cheaper to write fake content than to verify its accuracy.
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This powerful method appears to have improved the accuracy of economists' predictions.
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Fisher agreed that language and accuracy in reporting on drug fatalities matters.
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This isn't the only study to question the accuracy of these tests.
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The availability of good data also informs the accuracy of R0 calculations.
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Market watchers are also hesitant about the accuracy of Chinese economic data.
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It can identify people — even babies — in your images with freakish accuracy.
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Reuters has not verified this story and cannot vouch for its accuracy.
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The CDC suppresses rates in these states for accuracy and privacy issues.
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To ensure accuracy, it's best to keep updating your calculations every month.
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Additionally, Schlumberger's past performance has clearly given it a reputation of accuracy.
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The elephant in the room regarding the poor accuracy is Winston's footwork.
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How concerned are you with historical accuracy in a movie like this?
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There's also good reason to doubt the accuracy of the leaked report.
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We ingest the catalog and get to very high accuracy very quickly.
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The accuracy from using this data isn't necessarily the impressive part here.
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A good conversation starter even if it lacks a bit in accuracy.
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The FBI argued against releasing it, citing "grave concerns" about its accuracy.
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Accuracy itself is a contested question in the field of machine learning.
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Being successful at the game requires coordination, accuracy, and lightning fast reflexes.
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Remotes, if included, were used tested for ease of use and accuracy.
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They offer accuracy that human machine tool operators are unable to achieve.
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Shafiee's team plans to do more testing to refine the app's accuracy.
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All of these add some accuracy beyond the polling and voting data.
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Neither Thiel nor Harder ever challenged the accuracy of the magazine's reporting.
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ShadowMaps isn't necessarily a unique approach to the problem of GPS accuracy.
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It was really last year that 90% to 95% accuracy was reached.
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Beyond that, I'd like to see rules around bias and accuracy testing.
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That said, Razer's increased the brightness by half and improved color accuracy.
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Experts are increasingly recognizing that the "accuracy" of artificial intelligence is overstated.
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Any team wants its star kicker to display great range and accuracy.
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Until it leaves, the actual bill probably can't be calculated with accuracy.
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Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy, reliability or appropriateness of Zo's statements.
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"Having motions for more objects would give better accuracy," she told Gizmodo.
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The overall tracking has been improved in speed and accuracy as well.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration pegs Phil's accuracy at about 45%.
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Sharpness and color accuracy are both lacking, even in well illuminated images.
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No pre-election poll can predict the election with 295 percent accuracy.
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It doesn't measure the accuracy or persuasive power of the film's argument.
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The success of a bouillon lies in the accuracy of the combinations.
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The second biggest infrastructure challenge to BLE deployment has been location accuracy.
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The keys to developing such a system are accuracy, speed and pricing.
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The problems centered on inventory accuracy, property and compliance pertaining to cybersecurity.
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But most of the first-timers managed only about 85 percent accuracy.
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Experts say the self-reporting varies enormously in thoroughness, frequency and accuracy.
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You just have to have pro-level accuracy and nerves of steel.
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A group of other scholars challenge the historical accuracy of this view.
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Independent attempts to assess their accuracy have not exactly settled the question.
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A spokesperson for TBS confirmed to CNN the accuracy of Bee's comments.
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It doesn't sound very romantic: Costs go down and accuracy goes up.
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For investors, the ultimate accuracy of the recession signal may not matter.
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If they choose partisanship over accuracy they'll be out of business fast.
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But historical accuracy is not terribly important to invented traditions; utility is.
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And the accuracy behind that story is aspiration, hard work, and hope.
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I've had conversations when recording interviews that it's for accuracy, not broadcast.
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But, as they do so, they should not (yet) presume greater accuracy.
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However, in their tests, it received low marks for power accuracy. Road.
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His pinpoint accuracy in small spaces in the short game is exceptional.
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The accuracy of the data in the spreadsheet couldn&apost be confirmed.
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The Sunday Times has clear editorial standards which demand accuracy and transparency.
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In the name of accuracy, however, I have to correct the record.
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How does it verify the accuracy of several thousand illegally obtained emails?
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Some scouts questioned his accuracy on some deep balls, according to Rapoport.
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As far as their accuracy, he compared them to the church clock.
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Even so, experts say none of the systems have 100 percent accuracy.
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Where success can be measured with increasing accuracy, so, too, can failure.
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Quentin Tarantino isn't a director particularly consumed with maintaining flawless historical accuracy.
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Facebook said it was investigating to verify the accuracy of the claim.
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OMEGA was chosen for the role due the accuracy of its chronographs.
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Correction 11/26/18: One question above has been rephrased for accuracy.
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To ensure intervention accuracy, NextHealth regularly performs statistical analysis against control groups.
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Never mind the ramifications on the accuracy of cultural or political discourse.
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The detective and the professor's hunch was proved right, with horrifying accuracy.
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The startup wants to provide at least the same level of accuracy.
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Plus commitments to ethics, diverse voices, accuracy, making corrections and other standards.
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They decided to ditch cultural accuracy and instead focus on girl power.
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Accuracy of labeling, it turned out, was also associated with product type.
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A Vice spokesperson confirmed to CNN Business the accuracy of the report.
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Combining the work of computers and humans resulted in 99.5 percent accuracy.
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But it was a professional who achieved the greatest accuracy: 41.9 percent.
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It also tracks my sleep and steps, in varying degrees of accuracy.
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This is important for the accuracy, fairness and richness of our journalism.
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In the case of these maps, the highest priority is geographic accuracy.
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"Assumption of accuracy is not a deterrent for suicidal people," he said.
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The makers of tracking devices and apps defend their use and accuracy.
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Reuters has core values here of independence, freedom from bias, and accuracy.
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This season, his accuracy and volume have both increased by 22 percent.
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The accuracy of the virtual replicas also poses problems, Mr. Nguyen said.
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But on routine plays, the Yankees believed it was affecting his accuracy.
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I evaluated each thermometer for accuracy, ease of use, design, and comfort.
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Their accuracy might have been higher under different circumstances, Dr. Lindsay said.
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Twitter is cracking down on coronavirus misinformation with stricter rules on accuracy.
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Membership in a tribe has far more survival value than objective accuracy.
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Accuracy aside, one advantage to buying the sensors is Nima's companion app.
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Cons: Processing and image accuracy aren't as good as the Sony A9G.
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"If accuracy comes through, it will be a game-changer," she said.
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I have a few quibbles, but I'm amazed by its vivid accuracy.
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New mothers also report accuracy issues with respect to their sleep patterns.
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Once a president drops even the pretense of accuracy, what's the point?
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These days, any relationship between White House statements and accuracy seems coincidental.
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The exhibit shows off correspondence in which ideas are vetted for accuracy.
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Its marketing materials boast of slavish attention to historical and cultural accuracy.
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Neither Officer Thomas, nor his lawyer, Joey Jackson, challenged the video's accuracy.
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In many ways, the real star of "The Breaks" is historical accuracy.
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Then watch visitors flock to the data and worry about accuracy later.
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The speed and accuracy of the transcriptions are nothing short of stunning.
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Misra and SoftBank denied the accuracy of The Wall Street Journal's reporting.
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The highest accuracy rates were generally found among middle-aged white men.
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The robot is capable of bringing plans to life with extreme accuracy.
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This would help to boost accuracy and speed for on-site activities.
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" The accuracy of that observation depends on how one defines "the Founders.
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This is the price of constant aerial bombardment, drone "accuracy" or not.
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These people, too, are letting their biases trump interest in factual accuracy.
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He names people's pets and dead relatives with breathtaking first-attempt accuracy.
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A word on historical accuracy: Hamilton is a work of historical fiction.
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This would happen in an administration that cared about truth or accuracy.
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Since 2013, accuracy has improved nearly 20 percent, according to Meeker's slide.
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Creativity is subjective, which makes it difficult to measure with any accuracy.
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Skateboarders have an innate ability to identify fellow skateboarders with pinpoint accuracy.
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Longtime Capital Gazette sportswriter Bill Wagner said Fischman was a stickler for accuracy who, instead of emailing colleagues, would print out drafts of his editorials and leave copies on colleagues&apos desks for them to proofread for accuracy.
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"And so once we worked for that customer, we got a bunch of their data incorporated into the model and it drastically improves the accuracy on the cartoons while preserving the accuracy on a real photo," Zeiler says.
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Google's Project Euphonia wants to make voice recognition work for people with speech impairments The accuracy of the translation, the researchers admit, is not as good as the traditional systems, which have had more time to hone their accuracy.
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Things are still far from perfect, while Iacobucci tells me that some levels of their customer service experience tech show 98% accuracy in voice recognition, some of their more complex requests are yielding accuracy percentages in the high seventies.
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A YouGov spokesman told Reuters it stood by the accuracy of its data.
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They can be used to test the accuracy of optical versus capacitive sensors.
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You may request a copy of your report to check it for accuracy.
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Now, this isn't a miracle technology; it's a compromise between efficiency and accuracy.
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In addition, Matibabu is also working on improving the accuracy of its sensors.
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As a result, it is rarely possible to train them to 100% accuracy.
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But at $200, its middling accuracy made it more of a niche wearable.
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Which brings me to the issue with the Motiv Ring in general—accuracy.
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This helps the network gradually adjust its model and improve its accuracy overall.
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The researchers noticed that the birds can learn these songs with high accuracy.
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That said, most analysts have long distrusted the accuracy of Chinese economic reports.
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In the 1300s Ibn al-Shatir revised Ptolemy's models, achieving somewhat better accuracy.
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In their recreation, they used more rigorous controls for the sake of accuracy.
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Three others familiar with the matter confirmed the accuracy of the "evil" quote.
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"Don't worry, we're also concerned by the accuracy," she joked in the caption.
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These options should improve the accuracy of your text input in most cases.
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These variabilities can degrade the accuracy of facial recognition systems — and often do.
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On all counts, such as quality and accuracy, STAR came out shining bright.
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But angel investor Nat Burgess questioned the accuracy of the device's EIM reading.
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The first stat people use to measure Redick's utility is three-point accuracy.
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Let's not mask that history under a cop-out about practicality and accuracy.
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The accuracy level is estimated to be about plus or minus 4.29 percent.
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This post has been been reviewed for accuracy by Thomas C. Corley, CPA.
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Players can bet on such outcomes as their accuracy in shooting down monsters.
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So every day its search accuracy is improving that much faster than competitors'.
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They could rely on a phone's GPS, although accuracy would have to improve.
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The drone-based system can detect sharks with 90 percent accuracy, Sharma said.
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It is working to improve the accuracy of pickup estimates to reflect traffic.
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To the company's credit, Montoye said, Fitbit technical specifications don't claim 100% accuracy.
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Note: Reuters has not verified this story and cannot vouch for its accuracy.
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In "Kiksuya" these attempts manifest, for example, in an attention to linguistic accuracy.
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Brown's focus on ideology instead of standards for accuracy and accountability is notable.
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The tides are known with strong accuracy years, and even decades, in advance.
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Accuracy has already emerged as one of the biggest challenges for the system.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3.3 percentage points.
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Zhao Kangmin cared for neither fame nor fortune, but he treasured historical accuracy.
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After the upload, a now-familiar message appeared on the screen: DETERMINING ACCURACY.
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Besides, there's no way to measure calories with perfect accuracy, Apple told me.
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It also predicted whether someone had attempted suicide before with 94 percent accuracy.
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To ensure historical accuracy, American Girl employed an advisory board of five experts.
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It could simulate chemical reactions essential for battery design with previously impossible accuracy.
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He said the test's accuracy meets the expectations set out by the FDA.
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This resulted in the high accuracy identification of both sunlit and shaded rock.
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What it lacks in anatomical accuracy it makes up for in personal attacks.
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This will allow for enhanced effects and accuracy using the TrueDepth camera array.
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The accuracy of the ladder, though, depends on the measurement of each rung.
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Although the accuracy was not as good, this is an important further step.
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The cost factor was organic, of course, but the accuracy issues were artificial.
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It would also risk being mislead if the sensor accuracy fails on you.
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Performance threshold Not every problem can be solved with near 100 percent accuracy.
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Why it matters: Though the report's accuracy is questioned, it's still closely watched.
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You also can't skip ahead or back in the video with much accuracy.
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This level of accuracy when it comes to location data is no accident.
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Also: don't forget to use the rifle scope for increased accuracy over distance.
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Reuters was not immediately able to verify the accuracy of the Times' account.
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"Don't worry, we're also concerned by the accuracy," Winter joked in the caption.
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Facebook created this nifty comparison chart to show us side-by-side accuracy.
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"The drawback is that the accuracy is lower than conventional methods," Park says.
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She commands the spirits of the dead and reads cards with uncanny accuracy.
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He can play in or out of the pocket with sorcerer-like accuracy.
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The accuracy of the index, which tracks data to 1997, speaks for itself.
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A single paper or service demonstrating a singular result does not prove accuracy.
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Microsoft is addressing Surface Pen accuracy issues with its latest Surface Pro tablet.
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That left a lot of uncertainty around the accuracy of the original reporting.
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The technology will allow the company to gauge their employees' productivity and accuracy.
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The company claims a 95 percent accuracy rate in identifying "at risk" readers.
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But this approach had an inherent flaw: Over time, a pipette's accuracy drifts.
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Can the individual pixels be controlled with enough accuracy to produce recognizable images?
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I'm not looking for that speed – I'm looking more for precision and accuracy.
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The Source: An official announcement from Lucasfilm Probability of Accuracy: It's totally legit.
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And I was pretty outraged by this statement, partly because of its accuracy.
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Turkish officials verified the accuracy of the Anadolu list to The Daily Beast.
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"Accuracy is about what you made, not who you are," one panelist said.
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It is unclear how the organization vets the information it receives for accuracy.
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There's also been a ton of curiosity about the accuracy of the series.
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Prince ranks fifth in the league with 45.0-percent accuracy on 753-pointers.
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Cabanding paints adjacent to a photo of the actual painting to ensure accuracy.
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They were averaging 133 1/2 makes a game on 39 percent accuracy.
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Its bass boost is the perfect complement to the accuracy of these headphones.
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I give Apple's iPhone the edge on skin tone and hair color accuracy.
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Of course, the issue of historical accuracy isn't a uniquely Russia-Ukraine story.
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I experienced a fair amount of accuracy and connectivity issues with the devices.
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Another anymous suit—"Executive 3"—brought up concerns about Kaepernick's accuracy and consistency.
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Just another leak seemingly confirming my January #iPhoneXI prototype leak accuracy... 😏 pic.twitter.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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The challenge isn't so much shrinking the models as it is maintaining accuracy.
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More work is needed to beef up the accuracy of the model, though.
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Still, accuracy is important and sometimes you have to use the right terms.
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This improves stability, which in turn enables greater accuracy with follow-up shots.
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It is based on actual purchases rather than advertised prices, increasing its accuracy.
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John Deere's equipment can plant individual seeds to within an accuracy of 3cm.
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The resulting algorithm was able to predict scams with over 98 percent accuracy.
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Aside from improving speed and accuracy, Codota can help with discovery and education.
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It utilizes Reflective Electro Static (RES) technology for improved accuracy on capacitive displays.
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Maybe you don't care about all that, and you're only concerned with accuracy.
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The Turkish Open returns to a course where accuracy and driving are important.
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Di Giusto has written that she was not aiming for strict biographical accuracy.
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Trump has flip-flopped on the accuracy of polls since he became president.
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One possible reason is that journalists are more interested in newsworthiness than accuracy.
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Speech synthesis was also possible when volunteers mimed sentences — but showed less accuracy.
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The listing has five stars for accuracy, communication, cleanliness, location and check in.
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Researchers know the wavelength of the necessary light to 15 digits of accuracy.
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Among them is increased accuracy in observations of the timing of the events.
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"Especially for smaller doses, using the syringe made a big difference in accuracy."
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A study of pediatric abdominal pain found phone triage accuracy of 61 percent.
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Forget about the accuracy of the stories or the quality of the analysis.
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The IPS panel provides sharp, distortion-free imagery with almost 100% color accuracy.
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The results were staggering: Without it, forecast accuracy plummeted up to 13 percent.
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"The game wasn't super physical," Swanigan said of his perfect day of accuracy.
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Another algorithm they've created can find a tweeter's home location with great accuracy.
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All politicians stretch the truth, but Trump has a steady obliviousness to accuracy.
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Equifax is not responsible for the accuracy of your credit report; you are.
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A mathematician by training, he valued accuracy, precision—a kind of hardness, even.
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Employees Alex Qin and Kazaf Ye claim the device can guarantee 95% accuracy.
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One of the things he looked at was accuracy rates among police officers.
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Greater accuracy in mapping is especially important for keeping tabs on climate change.
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When I lobbed this description toward Jessica to gauge its accuracy, she agreed.
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A growing system of satellites offer detailed images of Earth with increasing accuracy.
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Both parties framed the move as a step toward security, accuracy and speed.
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She has found that mouth washing can improve the lunging accuracy of fencers.
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Yeah, you ... I read ... No, I have to state ... The sunglasses and accuracy.
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Netflix disputes the accuracy of Nielsen's numbers but has not provided its own.
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No liability shall be accepted for the accuracy and completeness of the information.
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"Our accuracy in measuring head size is about 99 percent," Dr. Berger said.
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The goal, for Breitbart, wasn't accuracy first; it was victory over cultural Marxism.
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But the accuracy of self-reported screen time estimates is hard to ascertain.
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That's all well and good — those organizations have reputations for nonpartisanship and accuracy.
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The accuracy of recollection seems to matter less and less in modern life.
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"He gets the ball out with accuracy," Zimmer said of Chicago's Mitch Trubisky.
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But the accuracy of that statement depends on what counts as a census.
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Eliminating that position decreases your responsibility to the public for accuracy and fairness.
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Its speed and accuracy begin to slip in one's 20s and keep slipping.
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Creating the visual world of The Favourite required selective breaks with historical accuracy.
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Instead, in their commitment to historical accuracy, they smiled at a Kodak Brownie.
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Lastly, Landria can be used to help Brex ensure transaction accuracy for customers.
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Let's always choose speed over haste so we can preserve accuracy and fairness.
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This increases voter turnout, saves money and increases the accuracy of voter rolls.
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Brissett appeared to read the field clearly and threw with accuracy and timing.
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The fanciest smartphones have OLED screens, which have better color accuracy and contrast.
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The book was heavily footnoted, but its accuracy was quickly called into question.
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There is also uncertainty around the accuracy of some of the current results.
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Order accuracy and waitstaff behavior increased 2 percent to an 89 and 87.
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"In breaking news, our goals are speed and accuracy and precision," he said.
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The researchers were surprised by the results and expect more accuracy over time.
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The study found Google's software spotted cancer with more accuracy than human radiologists.
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The source: Online reporting Probability of accuracy: This appears to be legitimate information.
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They added that Clearview AI's accuracy metric has not been validated by MegaFace.
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All of Tucker's scoring came on 5-for-5 accuracy on 3-pointers.
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Solomon has long maintained that he stands by the accuracy of his columns.
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"I think Iranians are also showcasing the accuracy of their missiles," Nasr said.
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To ensure accuracy, Stark and Flaherty recommend looking out for clusters of messages.
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Almeida's newspaper Dawn stands by the story, and the accuracy of the quote.
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They each have pakkawood handles to allow for stable grip and superior accuracy.
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Try to raise doubt about the accuracy by picking apart some pieces. 2.
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Wikipedia adopted such measures to ensure accuracy, credibility and accountability on its website.
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But the company said it's confident in its accuracy compared to other tests.
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The Botler learns by itself, and its accuracy of advice improves with use.
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The Source: Mobile game Disney Magic Kingdoms Probability of Accuracy: Oh, it's happening.
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That reduces accuracy but improves safety by reducing the risk of accidental firing.
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Apparently the facial recognition technology doesn't recognize all people will the same accuracy.
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Bautista caught it, and said he sacrificed power for accuracy on his throw.
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Each time it receives feedback, the software learns, improves and this accuracy increases.
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PET scans only detect amyloid betas with 20 percent to 30 percent accuracy.
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Unfortunately, the accuracy of those numbers can vary wildly, particularly for cardio machines.
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Accuracy allied to a bold game plan and strategic insight should be rewarded.
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Now, he has serious concerns about the accuracy of the UT-AGE method.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports and cannot vouch for their accuracy.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 2 percentage points.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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Battlefield represents hip fire accuracy [guns will be less accurate if if players fire without aiming down sights], for example, so the gun will shoot in a narrower or wider bullet spread depending on whether it has good hip fire accuracy.
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"I would say our technology in many cases (is) equivalent to the accuracy of the currently available invasive technology," Haick said, adding that for some diseases, including gastric cancer, Na-Nose has a "much higher" accuracy rate than currently available technologies.
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The GAO made three recommendations to help the FBI test and audit the accuracy of the system and to ensure that the data from other databases is reliable, but the Justice Department argued that the FBI has done sufficient accuracy testing.
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The accuracy of risk scores can also change over time as our environments change.
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A plastic surgeon ranked the royals based on their "accuracy" to the Golden Ratio.
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In the men's category, Mike Tindall came in at fourth place with 76.7% accuracy.
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However, as we move towards more personalized interactions and queries, accuracy becomes more important.
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Indeed, the accuracy of a phone's compass is only as good as the WMM.
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Super Micro, Homeland Security, Apple, and Amazon have all vigorously denied the report's accuracy.
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This intuitive perception of accuracy was being influenced by a very simple design tweak.
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"We strive for accuracy," shrugged Netflix CFO David Wells, before insisting that everything's fine.
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That refresh rate is a critical factor when it comes to in-game accuracy.
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When I watched Vice, I wasn't looking for point-by-point accuracy or verisimilitude.
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It's hard to open Instagram without being struck by the accuracy of his diagnosis.
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They ran the QFT algorithm with about 70 percent accuracy, which is not ideal.
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If relatively flat years are excluded, the accuracy rate gets even better: 203 percent.
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In 2000, it hired 146,000 people to walk streets, confirming the accuracy of addresses.
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"We found variable accuracy among wrist-worn HR [heart rate] monitors," the researchers wrote.
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And like human tests, as testing company databases grow, that accuracy will only improve.
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Everything I did the frog did too, with the accuracy of my own shadow.
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Wi-Fi will continue to be available for AirDrop, Personal Hotspot, and location accuracy.
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On top of that, many Tango apps still had issues with accuracy and calibration.
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Be sure to wear your Flex 2 on your non-dominant hand for accuracy.
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But once you have properly configured the software then accuracy is not in question.
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It was his accuracy along the ropes and his tendency to get tied up.
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No wonder Andrew got Orwellian: "Accuracy is entirely subjective," he insisted, at one point.
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Actually, accuracy is kind of a milestone event in the history of visual intelligence.
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The FBI said it had "grave concerns" about the accuracy of the Republican memo.
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Hitters inherently depend on the pitcher's accuracy, which puts pitchers in a godlike position.
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Their accuracy is unverifiable, and appears to be completely up to the bloggers' discretion.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 2 percentage points.
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"Repetition of information, even if false, can often be mistaken for accuracy," he wrote.
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We presented our answers, which were alternately accepted and rebuffed depending on our accuracy.
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In elections, most of all, speed should not come at the cost of accuracy.
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Gaming mice typically use higher-quality or more powerful sensors that offer better accuracy.
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This mini-LIDAR has four laser diodes connected together to ensure accuracy without tuning.
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Prosecutors allege that Holmes and Balwani knew their device had accuracy and speed issues.
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It could predict costs with reasonable accuracy for both black patients and white patients.
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Razer DeathAdder Elite Gaming Mouse — A more budget-friendly option without compromising on accuracy.
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There are questions about its accuracy, but that's fine; the illusion is good enough.
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Lawmakers pressed the officials on the technology's accuracy, racial bias, and violations of privacy.
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The success of this approach hinges on the accuracy of the company's psychological profiles.
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"Mindfulness meditation appears to reduce reality-monitoring accuracy," the authors of the paper concluded.
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It's good enough right now to be deployed, scoring well above recommended accuracy levels.
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The researchers found that the accuracy increased as more types of data were included.
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So far, though, neither he nor Kasowitz is disputing the accuracy of the piece.
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"I hope that the developers would enhance face identification accuracy using these realistic masks."
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They use the principle of accuracy in media as a tool for tribal advantage.
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The machine can now pick one person out of 30 with 100 percent accuracy.
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And then in other cases you may see a wider shift in model accuracy.
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It also insists that it can predict weight and volume with 92 percent accuracy.
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But while a taxonomy strives for scientific accuracy, a folksonomy is by nature imperfect.
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Its effects aren't only about pixel density or color accuracy; it's about sheer size.
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On average, the accuracy differences between various services are higher for temperature than precipitation.
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SEC rules prioritize the accuracy of information over the speed of disclosure, experts said.
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Economies are fiendishly complex, but forecasters usually predict short-term trajectories with reasonable accuracy.
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Weather forecasts are notorious for being wrong, and their accuracy diminishes sharply with time.
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No. But its speed and accuracy are at least as good, if not better.
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The system can spot diabetic retinopathy with the same accuracy of a human doctor.
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The keys themselves are slightly domed, which might help just a little with accuracy.
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In China, striving for accuracy in a piece of facial recognition software isn't enough.
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Even more importantly, the singular value of accuracy is a bit of a misnomer.
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We have experience tackling these types of questions with a high degree of accuracy.
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Reuters has not verified the Axios story and does not vouch for its accuracy.
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The simple linear algorithm with just two inputs had an accuracy of 66 percent.
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This allows for improved accuracy that puts their approach on par with Lidar solutions.
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In the U.S., face recognition tech is proliferating despite privacy, bias, and accuracy concerns.
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The work may seem brutal, but it requires the accuracy and patience of surgery.
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The study's design was meant to be a foolproof test of the app's accuracy.
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As mentioned, it's unclear and adds more confusion over the accuracy of the quotes.
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But regardless of a polygraph's accuracy, some organizations were beginning to find it useful.
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Others, like the funerary masks of ancient Egyptian pharaohs, favor ornamentation over physiological accuracy.
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I will remember this entire experience with delight, humor, and a veracious accuracy. Next.
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Still, complaints have percolated from polling locations about access, and accuracy, at the polls.
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Historically speaking, the forecasts from Europe have led the pack in terms of accuracy.
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The rising arc of power and accuracy was so steep that it astonished him.
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Could we bring it up to the 99.8 percent accuracy that Nima is using?
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What combination of sensor data could detect such a scenario with 100 percent accuracy?
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Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Amazon.
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Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. www.kommersant.
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Since the technology is cloud-based, I expect its accuracy to improve over time.
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We reintroduced the Improving Transparency and Accuracy in Medicare Part D Drug Spending Act.
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The technology also has accuracy problems, particularly identifying people from ethnic minorities, she added.
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The document's accuracy was confirmed by an official with the province's environmental protection agency.
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But there's also the not-so-minor issue of accuracy with the UA Band.
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That's a problem for an app that sells itself to users on its accuracy.
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Amazon says the recordings are stored online, kept to improve the accuracy of results.
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Indeed, that all algorithmic 'solutions' are abstractions that make compromises on accuracy and utility.
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Aides to both senators declined to confirm or deny the accuracy of the quotes.
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The accuracy of facial-recognition algorithms has improved significantly in the past few years.
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"The model correctly classified test images with accuracy more than 90%," the team said.
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Inconsistent guidelines are also likely to increase skepticism among the public about their accuracy.
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Information about consent and "the ABCs of STDs" are presented with dead-on accuracy.
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Interestingly, MB&F added two to this watch in an effort to ensure accuracy.
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Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. www.vedomosti.
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The more data is used to train the model, the higher the predictive accuracy.
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Here's another shot to see how well the Nokia 9 PureView handles color accuracy.
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This failure raises questions about the accuracy of information she provided across the board.
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Since people cannot measure with complete accuracy, they can't forecast far into the future.
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Are they willing to insist on accuracy, even if sometimes means giving up access?
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Critics say the technology also has accuracy problems, particularly identifying people from ethnic minorities.
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You will edit posts for spelling and grammar, structure, flow, style, and factual accuracy.
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The fact is that, most of the time, we don't need perfect color accuracy.
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"We won't deploy anything into the app until it reaches 90% accuracy," Ghulati said.
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The goal is to measure the accuracy of the data compared with conventional methods.
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By coupling these two fingers together, the researchers were able to improve overall accuracy.
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Great works of literature, whatever their politics, should be treated with thoughtfulness and accuracy.
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" (Yes.) "That's great news," Radcliffe said, "for the accuracy of this, and for me.
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Navin also said marketers are starting to question the accuracy of third-party data.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 4 percentage points.
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This is just one way the accuracy of the death toll has tangible consequences.
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The self-reported nature of pain scores leads, inevitably, to their accuracy being challenged.
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IBM estimates that the accuracy of its skills assessor is between 85% and 95%.
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The company claims that its skills assessor currently has between 85% and 95% accuracy.
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McGowan's spokesperson confirmed to CNN the accuracy of her published quotes at the time.
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But until we have real accuracy, AI and machine learning need to be advisory.
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Not firing off snarky tweets that stir your base at the expense of accuracy.
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Using AI, doctors can detect heart failure from one heartbeat with 100 percent accuracy.
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Which would've been a problem, if Posey didn't have backboard-utilizing, laser-like accuracy.
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But, in general, they called the eventual winners of the race with great accuracy.
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Several investors said VoteCastr's data pushed stock prices higher, although many questioned its accuracy.
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But investors had more cause for concern over the accuracy of the financial statements.
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Kickass, which vets each post for accuracy, costs 1 bitcoin a year to join.
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Today's White House hit on the CBO's accuracy spells inaccurately two different ways. pic.twitter.
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Basically, the company says it can achieve the same level of accuracy as LiDAR.
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Trump doesn't worry about little things like politeness, personal attacks, or accuracy in campaigning.
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According to the paper, this approach identified deepfakes with more than 90 percent accuracy.
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It can help tennis players and golfers to hit the ball with greater accuracy.
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The new method nails that down to 0.18 percent, a huge improvement in accuracy.
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It said it was not yet able to assess the accuracy of the allegations.
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Video game statistics scroll along the screen's bottom: efficiency, accuracy, time keeping, responsiveness, productivity.
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Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. BuildDirect.
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The accuracy, the money you collect, the customer's response, none of that really matters.
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Data like wind speed and ocean conditions can improve the accuracy of hurricane outlooks.
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New clubs feature the latest technologies, delivering better accuracy and length than older clubs.
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I cannot tell the accuracy of the numbers, but it is better than nothing.
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Last weekend, she successfully defended her accuracy title at the world championships in England.
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Rose apologized for inappropriate behavior but questioned the accuracy of some of the accounts.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 5 percentage points.
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The book sold more than four million copies, despite lingering questions about its accuracy.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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It's absurd to think that you can do this with any degree of accuracy.
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And many hunters question the availability, accuracy, price and lethality of non-lead ammunition.
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He guesses that I have about 90 percent accuracy, which shouldn't feel like failure.
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When the researchers tried the same task, their accuracy rate was about 80 percent.
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They pilfered machine tools, a high-accuracy 3D coordinate measuring machine, semiconductors, manufacturing techniques.
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However, accuracy was consistently off by up to 1.5 degrees when registering fever temperatures.
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We agreed you can sacrifice accuracy as long as it doesn't impact the narrative.
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Lamar "Accuracy" Abedi's schedule shows what the life of a pro gamer is like.
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Or, is it only the responsibility of viewers to verify the accuracy of claims?
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Her mother advises government and nonprofit groups on voting systems security and accuracy issues.
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But on Saturday accuracy can be stretched a bit in the service of challenge.
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The Chicago Police Department declined to comment on the accuracy of Chief Johnson's statement.
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An accent, a poorly positioned microphone or background noise can cause accuracy to fall.
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New and enhanced features include better navigation accuracy, more interactive maps, and indoor maps.
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So how much can anyone really say with accuracy about what Heidi was doing?
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New election technology consistently raises all kinds of concerns over security, accuracy, and usability.
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But some would say that a warrant doesn't address the bias and accuracy problems.
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I've had two demos of Clearview & the results were frightening/stunning in their accuracy.
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To ensure the philosophical accuracy in the show's scripts, the producers consult philosophical advisers.
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A new study suggests that throwing a little more slowly can help improve accuracy.
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At issue is the accuracy of the credit scores these companies sell to consumers.
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Judging by the accuracy of previous estimates, the 2050 end date may be optimistic.
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Kickass, which vets each post for accuracy, costs 85033 bitcoin a year to join.
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Focusing on the accuracy of news is outdated, he told reporter Gus Garcia-Roberts.
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She is also National Editor for Accuracy in Media, a conservative media watchdog organization.
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The accuracy improves the closer the item you are measuring is to room temperature.
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They boil big stories down to the good parts, treating accuracy as no obstacle.
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With that being said, the accuracy and range of the M79 can't be beaten.
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Scouts discovered that an undisclosed broken rib compromised his accuracy as a redshirt sophomore.
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Scouts discovered that an undisclosed broken rib compromised his accuracy as a redshirt sophomore.
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The data gathered will allow researchers to test climate models with previously unavailable accuracy.
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Let's temporarily set aside the question of the accuracy or inaccuracy of Schiff's remarks.
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"If it helps me make decisions with greater accuracy, I'd welcome it," she said.
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There have been major questions about the accuracy of China's emissions reporting, in particular.
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She could easily and with historical accuracy be included in the "Little Women" universe.
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But a third option is emerging to offer unprecedented detail and accuracy: data visualization.
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Its CEO has claimed that the predictive technology works with up to 95% accuracy.
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The FBI has said it has "grave concerns" about the accuracy of the document.
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Both polls had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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Minkin recommends the First Response ovulation test for its accuracy and ease of use.
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Cousins threw for 158 yards on 14-of-20 accuracy in the fourth quarter.
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You should feel comfortable with the accuracy of your return before you sign it.
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But more impressive was its accuracy, hitting the target every time during our testing.
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The impressive accuracy is the real reason the PRO MK-1 is worth considering.
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Regardless of its accuracy, though, the letter seemed to make the White House happy.
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Technology companies are always looking for ways to improve the accuracy of their products.
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Q claims it can predict how a cultural trend will evolve with 85% accuracy.
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We must be diligent about evaluating sources of information for bias, accuracy and relevancy.
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The Source: A real-life astrophysicist Probability of Accuracy: In science terms, very accurate.
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Airport workers will then check passengers' documents to determine the accuracy of the system.
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There are two basic factors that contribute to the accuracy of a model's projections.
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They reduce firearm recoil by making it easier for increased accuracy while target shooting.
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She is also national editor for Accuracy in Media, a conservative media watchdog organization.
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If you take the test at home, the accuracy can be lower than 99%.
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The transcription feature is still in the testing stage and text accuracy may vary.
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Cardiologists and oncologists I spoke to agreed on the technical accuracy of the study.
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Moderators face consequences if they fall below a 98 percent accuracy rate, Marcus added.
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The Food and Drug Administration sets a high bar for accuracy and user comprehension.
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That question has flared up in a dispute over the accuracy of the biography.
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The person delivering the testimony may believe in its fidelity regardless of its accuracy.
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Often, their accuracy depends on environmental factors like lighting and the positioning of cameras.
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Distance, accuracy, an embarrassed Celtic splayed out on the ground: all extremely cool shit.
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