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The result shows that repeated double cross-validation can be used to reliably estimate prediction errors.

In this contribution double cross-validation is evaluated for its ability to estimate prediction errors under model uncertainty.

According to Keller (2012), inferential statistics is the process of making an estimate, prediction, or decision about a population based on a sample.

We will employ the discrete histogram rule [7, 8], the most widely used and intuitive rule for discrete prediction problems, in order to estimate prediction errors and CoDs from the sample data.

Using resampling methods to estimate prediction error for AGB in Mozambique, Ryan et al. (2012) and Carreiras et al. (2013) reported RMSPE of 19.6 t∙hand and 5.0 t∙ha−1, respectively, where the latter reported a mean CV of 25%%.

Two-thirds of the 1,348 subjects were randomly selected (without regard to matching or case status) as a training dataset for model building, while the remaining one-third was used later as a validation dataset to estimate prediction capabilities.

Best estimate predictions for fuel volatilisation were performed before the test.

Like other fields of management knowledge and its application, risk management applies knowledge, principles, and specific rules to estimate predictions and achieve predefined goals.

The largest models represented an increase of 21 29.8% in total body mass over best estimate predictions, while the smallest models were 8.2 9.9% lighter than initial predictions.

It is also often difficult to identify studies extending the results of previous mapping studies by refining model specification, conducting external validation or developing tools to estimate predictions.

The probability is calculated from a predicted value and the estimated prediction error, and the reliability is based on the data density.