The science remains murky, they say, while the public and the politicians increasingly want hard predictions.
Each also said that Mr. Jungwirth, when asked about the potential longevity of "Spider-Man," did not offer any hard predictions and referred to the producers' hopes for a healthy run.
It is too early to make hard predictions, but New Jersey's race promises to be every bit as fierce, and perhaps as close-fought, as its contests have usually been.
Therefore, the gains observed in our experiments cannot solely be the result of using additional untranscribed data and passing the inputs through a another network and making the same hard predictions.
Finally, deforestation data and explanatory variable data from 2006 to 2009 were used to generate soft and hard predictions of deforestation risk, and estimates of potential carbon emissions and emissions reductions under REDD+.
Among the three protocols, NA yielded the lowest accuracy for all methods, that is, the task of predicting novel annotations for previously annotated proteins is harder than prediction of novel annotations for unannotated proteins.
The less well-known the drug's mechanism of action and the characteristics of the disease, the harder the prediction from first principles becomes.
"You failed hard in this prediction," Mr. Siegler wrote, addressing Mr. Schmidt.
Like any good scientist, Ebbesmeyer is loath to make a hard and fast prediction of what will happen as a result, but he is advanced enough in his career to venture a guess.
Brains do indeed, as one respondent very properly stressed, build hugely complex multilayer models of worldly regularities, and it is these models that do the hard work of prediction in the neural case.
