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Hi
Is it a correct use of than?
a classifier has significantly predicted relevant results than irrelevant results.
?Thanks in advance
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No, it isn't right. Also, "significantly" seems wrong (or misplaced), as far as I can tell. Something like this may be meant: a classifier has predicted relevant results significantly more often than irrelevant results I can't tell whether "classifier" is the right word without more context.
- No, it isn't right.
- Also, "significantly" seems wrong (or misplaced), as far as I can tell.
- Something like this may be meant: a classifier has predicted relevant results significantly more often than irrelevant results I can't tell whether "classifier" is the right word without more context.
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No, it isn't right. Also, "significantly" seems wrong (or misplaced), as far as I can tell. Something like this may be meant:
a classifier has predicted relevant results significantly more often than irrelevant results
I can't tell whether "classifier" is the right word without more context.
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