Sentence examples for human predictions from inspiring English sources

Although the range of prediction quality is reduced, we still note significant differences in predictive power between classifiers even when suspect human predictions are sign-reversed; out of the 153 pairwise t-tests amongst these 18 predictors, including the consensus one, 35 are significant at the 5% level.

All the complete sets of human predictions were correct for at least ten molecules.

We constructed median-based consensus predictors for both human predictions and machine learning ones.

Thus there is substantially more variation in the quality of human predictions than of ML predictions.

Among the human predictions, 24 of the 136 pairwise comparisons show statistically significant differences at the 5% level.

Our consensus ensemble median-based human predictor was constructed by taking the median of all human predictions received for each compound, including those from partial entries.

In the last decade, artificial intelligence has been revolutionized by deep learning, outperforming human prediction on a wide range of problems.

"The average error [for the algorithm] should be around 3 years," says Rothe. "Humans can be up to 3.5 years across the full age range (usually you are better at guessing the age for people who have a similar age as you)… so it should be slightly better than human prediction.

Human choices and human prediction power are very important for interactions with computer systems, e.g. security can be influenced by poor predictions about the possibilities of attacks and attack surface can be wrongly diminished in the mind of the human, whereas wrong choices can incur safety problems.

However, the prediction results for the remaining four strains showed mixed avian and human prediction results.

Therefore, this approach has a limited domain of applicability and appears to be inconclusive for human prediction.