The phrase "accuracy predict" is not correct in English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the ability to forecast or estimate something accurately, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The model's ability to accuracy predict outcomes is crucial for its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "accurately forecast" or "predict with precision".
Somewhat counter intuitively, this suggests that the more successful PSWMs in terms of operon prediction accuracy predict many TFBSs (due to a low Z-score indicating lack of specificity in the prediction of an actual TFBS) such that very few operonic predictions are made.
Pulling into Old Street underground station in London I can with great accuracy predict who will head for the doors of the train.
The methods can, with reasonable accuracy, predict the breakthrough of transferrin in a mixture of insulin, IgG and transferrin.
For an analogy, Kristol chose basketball: "You and I could, with ninety-nine- per-cent accuracy, predict that a typical game is going to be somewhere in the range of each team getting between sixty-five and eighty-five points, and we could predict within some pretty good range who's going to be the high scorer," he said.
Based upon the information available to him, and everyone else, Silver believed that he could with tremendous accuracy predict not only who would win the United States Presidency, but he could guess state by state what the outcomes would be.
"There could be no objective method that would, with 100% accuracy, predict what is going to happen.
Since year 2010, the APODIS architecture has proven its accuracy predicting disruptions in JET tokamak.
Results suggest that participants' diagnostic group status (i.e., mood disorder, control) can be predicted with a high degree of accuracy (predicted correctly 89% of the time, kappa = 0.773), using features extracted from actigraphy data alone.
Introduction: Despite recent highlight on rapid response systems, current vital sign based scoring have demonstrated limited accuracy predicting hospital mortality and intensive care unit (ICU) admission.
Good predictors were defined as having an accuracy of ≥75% at predicting an attack or a migraine-free day; bad predictors were defined as those with ≤25% accuracy predicting a migraine or a migraine-free day.
Based on as few as 100 of a person's Facebook "likes," he said, "you can get to the same level of accuracy predicting personality traits as your spouse".
