Sentence examples for forecasting about which from inspiring English sources
In particular, they mention the work of Luksza and Lassig (2014), who develop a fitness model that enables improved forecasting about which of a variety of closely related existing strains of epidemic influenza are likely to predominate in future years.
In a new study, researchers have used machine learning teaching computers to recognize patterns in large data sets to make accurate forecasts about which animals might harbor dangerous viruses, bacteria, and fungi.
You can even check out an online site called Turbulence Forecast about which parts of the country have the least turbulence.
The paper shows that the pattern in earnings announcements returns for Borders holds in general for seasonal firms: high earnings announcement returns can be forecast using past information about which quarters contain higher than usual earnings.
WGSN, part of Top Right's information services division, significantly bolstered its presence in North America and Asia with the acquisition of Stylesight, the trend and fashion forecasting firm which has revenues of about $38m, in November last year.
In Tetlock's eyes, better forecasting means not just making better predictions but also gathering data afterward about which predictions were right and wrong.
Another category: companies about which the analysts are in sharp disagreement over earnings forecasts.
Our model is more optimistic about Mr. Santorum than those of other objective forecasting systems, which give him about 16 percent of the vote.
We can say more about our citizen forecasting model, which was based on voter expectations of who would win.
Data were gathered from a prestigious and influential design forecasting bureau which synthesized data about the stylistic elements selected twice-a-year by fashion houses for their collections.
But again there was no detail, and no explanation of what he'd do if the "uncertain times" he so often warned us about changed those forecasts, which they almost certainly will.
