Sentence examples for generalised prediction from inspiring English sources
Inclusion of Site Index in the model allows for more generalised prediction.
After generating a set of base learners, the ensemble method will then be formed by combining the base models or a subset of them based on defined criteria or algorithm to form a generalised prediction model.
Since their initial application to gene prediction [ 11], generalised hidden Markov models (GHMMs) have played an important role in genome annotation.
Generalised linear regression models for prediction of access to high-volume hospitals were performed.
Given our small number of participants, this step was important to test whether prediction performance would generalise to a separate data set.
Thus, if a prediction method cannot generalise well for mutations in previously unseen non-homologous proteins, it is unlikely to achieve a good performance under this evaluation.
We propose a categorisation methodology for clinical-prediction models, using Generalised Additive Models (GAMs) with P-spline smoothers to determine the relationship between the continuous predictor and the outcome.
Hence the lumbar moment strength prediction in this study can be generalised to the general population with a small variance in the equation results.
We applied generalised additive models (GAMs) to the age-specific predictions of the remaining traits from our GLMMs to test whether groups of traits identified a priori, showed similar or different senescence patterns (following Nussey et al., 2009).
A Generalised Extreme Value (GEV) analysis is conducted on the resulting shoreline predictions in order to extrapolate the magnitude of shoreline displacements for predefined return periods.
