False Negative definition

False Negative means a breath alcohol concentration determination that incorrectly permits a vehicle to be started when the driver’s AC is at or above the set point.

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False Negative means a spam email which is not identified as spam by Pinpoint Securemail; “False Positive” means a legitimate email incorrectly classified as spam by Pinpoint Securemail;

False Negative means a spam email which is not identified as spam by the Service.

Examples of False Negative in a sentence

• In particular, the agent is given a positive reward for correctly identifying the misbehaviour, i.e., True Positive (TP), or a normal state, i.e., True Negative (TN); otherwise, a negative reward is given to the agent for incorrect identification of a normal state as an attack, i.e., False Positive (FP), or an attack as a normal state, i.e., False Negative (FN).

• Sample A, m = 614 Sample B, m = 588 Proteins with locfdr < 0.1 56 39 21 47 31 16 False Positive Rate 8.26 % 5.12 % 2.15 % 7.23 % 4.48 % 1.89 % False Negative Rate 33.33 % 11.11 % 11.11 % 28.57 % 28.57 % 28.57 % Table 3.9: False positive and false negative rates for the three two-groups models.

• If you are a member of one or more of the Settlement Classes (the APPSN Fee Class, False Negative Balance Deduction Fee Class, Multiple Fee Class, or Sufficient Funds Fee Class) and if the Settlement is approved, you may be entitled to receive a cash payment from the $6,739,356.00 Settlement Fund and/or forgiveness of Uncollected Relevant Fees.

More Definitions of False Negative

False Negative means a spam email which is not identified as spam by the Service. “False Positive” means a legitimate e-mail incorrectly classified as spam by the Service.

False Negative means a breath alcohol concentration determination that incorrectly permits a vehicle to be started when the driver’s BrAC is at or above the set point.

False Negative means an age assurance system's incorrect determination that a current or prospective Utah account holder is a