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why is the result of accuracy + FCR > 100% in EOG paper

I am working on an EOG algorithm and fined the accuracy and FCR (false command ratio) of as done in a paper they found (IoT platform based on EOG to monitor and control a Smart Home Environment for Patients with Motor Disabilities by Julian Molleapaza-Huanaco). I looked at the definition off accuracy and FCR:

Statistics Problem related to two string match

I have two columns which has results of string match percentage now have to compare Model 1 and Model 2 that which model is more accurate
Model 1
10
20
30
50
65
32
Model2
0
12
15
40
32
43
Have to compare which model is more accurate regardless what was the model

Unit Testing with an Optimization Problem

Suppose I’m making an algorithm that identifies the subject of a picture. It could be anything that a computer doesn’t do that well, but I’m not expecting to get the right answer every time – 80% is fine. Suppose further, that the accuracy of the intermediate steps was also somewhat fuzzy. Is there a way to incorporate unit tests?

Unit Testing with an Optimization Problem

Suppose I’m making an algorithm that identifies the subject of a picture. It could be anything that a computer doesn’t do that well, but I’m not expecting to get the right answer every time – 80% is fine. Suppose further, that the accuracy of the intermediate steps was also somewhat fuzzy. Is there a way to incorporate unit tests?

Unit Testing with an Optimization Problem

Suppose I’m making an algorithm that identifies the subject of a picture. It could be anything that a computer doesn’t do that well, but I’m not expecting to get the right answer every time – 80% is fine. Suppose further, that the accuracy of the intermediate steps was also somewhat fuzzy. Is there a way to incorporate unit tests?

Unit Testing with an Optimization Problem

Suppose I’m making an algorithm that identifies the subject of a picture. It could be anything that a computer doesn’t do that well, but I’m not expecting to get the right answer every time – 80% is fine. Suppose further, that the accuracy of the intermediate steps was also somewhat fuzzy. Is there a way to incorporate unit tests?