The phrase "attach confidence" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of instilling or conveying confidence in someone or something.
Example: "The coach aimed to attach confidence to his players before the big game."
Alternatives: "instill confidence" or "impart confidence".
This scoring scheme outperforms the spoke model and attaches confidence values to each interaction in the matrix model, thereby separating high and low confidence matrix model interactions (Figure 2A&B).
By attaching a confidence measure to each output of the fusion, we generate a distribution of the production classifier's quality.
The first method takes as input a matrix of survival genes × tumour types, with each element for mutation frequency, and the built tree is attached with confidence values.
At a minimum they must decide what level of confidence to attach to the conclusions they form out of necessarily imperfect information.
The system is based on a version default reasoning: statistical hypotheses come attached with a confidence level, and the logical system organizes how such confidence levels are propagated in inference, and thus advises which hypothesis to use for predictions and decisions.
While he is (so far fruitlessly) negotiating with the renegade lawmakers, the cabinet returned the bill to parliament, this time attached to a confidence vote.The last vetoed bill, which would overhaul the country's pensions by introducing voluntary private accounts, is also a break-or-make bill for the government.
The closer to +1 or -1 the more confident we are (according to the current hypothesis) that the compound is positive or negative respectively and the closer to 0 the lower the level of confidence attached to the local prediction.
Results showed significant differences across conditions with regard to the confidence attached by groups to their decisions, the degree to which groups were able to improve upon the best individually arrived at decision, and the self-reported enjoyment of group members.
Without testing the robustness of a model, there may be little confidence attached to its outcomes.
The statistical significance of this fraction determines the relative confidence attached to the displayed observations and/or variables, on the corresponding axis.
