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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a competition to predict" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an event or contest where participants attempt to forecast an outcome or result.
Example: "The science fair featured a competition to predict the weather patterns for the upcoming season."
Alternatives: "a contest to forecast" or "a challenge to anticipate".
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There has been a competition to predict the largest surplus number for the next decade.
The CEGS N-GRID 2016 Shared Task in Clinical Natural Language Processing NLPprovidedded a set of 1000 neuropsychiatric notes to participants as part of a competition to predict psychiatric symptom severity scores.
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Indeed, a Singaporean actuary is currently leading a Kaggle competition to predict biological responses from molecular information.
We have used a comprehensive approach to exploring these assumptions and have begun the process of defining measures of effective competition to predict whether moderate or aggressive treatment minimizes resistance.
The studies of Wilcox and colleagues now permit a quantitative framework to predict the competition between a given dithiol and 5 mM GSH for an arsenical center.
In 2009, Netflix awarded a $1m prize to a team of researchers, Bellkor's Pragmatic Chaos, who won the competition to create an algorithm to predict user ratings for films.
We have also established an algorithm to predict the competition potency of siRNAs based upon the conserved sequence features of strong and weak competitor siRNAs.
But the company goes further than its competition in trying to predict what students would pay.
However, the outcome of their competition remains difficult to predict.
However, the outcome of such competition is difficult to predict as it relies on several factors relating to the individual parasite-life histories.
A damage mode competition criterion is implemented to predict crack density at saturation which is argued to be a characteristic damage state (CDS) independent from loading conditions.
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