The phrase "a set of predictions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple forecasts or expectations about future events or outcomes.
Example: "The scientist presented a set of predictions regarding climate change over the next decade."
Alternatives: "a collection of forecasts" or "a series of projections."
Here is a set of predictions from 2013 which predicted pretty fast adoption - but even these are being surpassed.
By determining the different relative ratios of each of the four categories above, it is possible to gauge the inherent accuracy of a set of predictions and to compare the predictive performance across different sets of gene predictions.
A set of predictions is used to store the predicted PPIs and is defined as the predicted set which is initialized with null.
Moreover, the frequency with which we expect to identify true substrates within a set of predictions is 8% (i.e. the positive predictive value).
That's interesting; that's a set of predictions.
Looking back at a set of predictions from 1995.
This site serves as an interface between a user's input and a set of prediction algorithms that are able to create the mentioned logos.
The goal here was to develop a set of prediction equations for use in conjunction with loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L). modeling and inventory systems to estimate CWD yields at scales ranging from individual trees to whole plantations.
Dayima has therefore developed a set of prediction models tailored to users in various cities, such as Beijing or Shanghai.
Using these limits, the previous estimate of vehicle steering angle and velocity and the previous estimated ground plane positions of each tracked feature, we calculate a set of prediction uncertainty regions in the ground plane for the current frame.
STRING runs a set of prediction algorithms, and transfers known interactions from model organisms to other species based on predicted orthology of the respective proteins [ 18].
