It can be seen from the matrices for the emPAI, ProteinProphet and combined datasets that the most frequent incorrect prediction made was predicting control samples as carprofen treated samples.
This was clarified by explaining the distinction between an incorrect prediction (e.g. a statement that does not predict the direction of change of a measured variable) versus one that, when tested, is not supported by the data.
Incorrect prediction: robots capable of bringing your drink.
Last April's incorrect prediction was yet another embarrassment for the Met Office.
Let's begin with the most obvious incorrect prediction, namely that passage of a strong rule (a Title II rule in telecom jargon) would be politically impossible.
The third and perhaps the most significant effect of the RMA lies in the incorrect prediction of the pathogenicity scores and same-codon effect switching (Figure 1c e).
Taylor-based model captures the four-fold symmetry of the force patterns yet with incorrect prediction of force peak locations.
Toward the end of his first year with the Jets, Rex Ryan offered what by now has become a familiar refrain — a bold, but incorrect, prediction.
"I think we've had one incorrect prediction this year," said James Hellriegel Jr., the creator of DialIdol, who said he built his automatic-dialing software program so he could vote while doing his laundry.
An excellent agreement between predictions and observations has been found, with only one (out of 12) cases providing an incorrect prediction.
The reduced integration used for overcoming shear locking in two node elements, will result in the formation of spurious modes leading to an incorrect prediction of natural frequencies and velocity.
