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Prediction performance can then be evaluated by comparing predictive and observed cancer status.
Section 4.2 demonstrates the advantages of using diffusion tube data for fine scale spatial prediction, by comparing predictive accuracy against using the automatic monitors alone.
By comparing predicted and actual BL usage figures, the analysis showed good predictive performance.
The predictive ability of the final model was assessed by root mean square error (RMSE) and by comparing predicted and observed EQ-5D utility values.
By comparing current and predictive forthcoming status, an individual can monitor the performance during the trial and immediately adjust velocity and end position; therefore, proprioceptive accuracy can be elevated in the motion matching test.
By comparing the predictive validity of the Y-ACNAT-NO to the predictive validity of the YO-CNAT we examined whether it is justified to maintain two different screening tools for the prediction of care needs, or that the YO-CNAT will suffice for predicting care needs of both juvenile offenders and juvenile non-offenders.
For each protein, this Im is obtained by comparing the predictive performance of the forest for all proteins with the predictive performance of the forest in which the values of the protein are randomly permuted in the trees for the left-out observations.
By comparing their predictive values with the experimental results of Oldham and Ukpoho, their validity can be proved.
The current experiment sought to address these shortcomings by comparing the predictive value of different calculated parameters for psychosocial and physiological measures of stress across individuals.
We designed this study to evaluate the impact of landscape connectivity on the distribution of the lesser horseshoe bat by comparing the predictive power of landscape composition alone with a model including both landscape composition and connectivity.
In this paper the theory of dynamic similarity is tested by comparing the predictive power of the Froude number in terms of walking speed to previously published data on walking in hypogravity simulators.
