Sentence examples for a universal prediction from inspiring English sources

She leaves wiTheGlenovelst is to say, her daughter's rapist.

This paper is aimed to put forward a universal prediction formula to estimate the ventilation effect of piston wind.

Although this paradigm generated accurate predictions, it fell short of a universal predictive framework.

However, 0/1 loss function poses a challenge to several universal prediction algorithms including Bayesian mixture models [29,30].

Particularly salient for the present concerns is that the systems of formal learning are set up to achieve some notion of adequate universal prediction, without confining themselves to a specific set of hypotheses, and hence by imposing minimal constraints on the set of possible patterns in the data.

Conceptually, universal prediction compares the designed predictor to an indexed set (mathbb {M}) of stochastic sources (e.g. distributions, codes, or polynomials).

Universal prediction formulation can be summarised as: Let (mathbb {M}) be an indexed set of arbitrary predictors.

The second formulation is universal prediction, where no specific assumptions are made about how the observed series is generated1.

The universal prediction algorithm is expected to perform at least as well as the best member of set (mathbb {M}) in terms of prediction loss [19, 29, 30].

Thus, the COXEN predictors showed considerable improvement from the universal prediction model.

This was the one in which the Labour leader Paul Keating defied universal predictions – and a deeply hostile Murdoch press – by defeating his Liberal opponent John Hewson.