Sentence examples for empirical accuracy from inspiring English sources

In Dearborn's better moments, she shows how intelligently Hemingway managed to apportion the amount of empirical accuracy for each occasion.

And so we had two excellent suggestions from @Majo_P, the commarisk, used to connect a premise to an illogical conclusion in a fallacy, and the questionable period, used when something stated as a fact lacks empirical accuracy).

Here, we study maximum likelihood, a classical statistical technique which is perhaps the most widely used in phylogenetic practice because of its superior empirical accuracy.

Observed in these models was a clear path toward two competing goals: mathematical elegance and empirical accuracy.

Ruskin defended Turner's landscapes which had been ridiculed by critics who found them too technically daring with youthful exuberance in Modern Painters (vol. 1, 1843), on the grounds of their empirical accuracy.

Despite their theoretical promise their empirical accuracy in forecasting has not yet been assessed, either against each other or against any established approaches of forecast combination, model selection, or statistical benchmark algorithms.

Further analyses suggested that empirical accuracies greater than expected could be caused by population stratification.

The larger empirical accuracies that we obtained with BayesC and BLASSO here corroborate this hypothesis.

The deterministic prediction formula using population parameters overestimated empirical accuracies by about 25%.

The average empirical accuracies were 0.39 (GBLUP0.400.40 (GBLUP20) and 0.44 (Bayes C and BLASSO).

Across traits, empirical accuracies were on average 41% smaller for DIST than for the RAND strategy.