Sentence examples for incorrectly forecast from inspiring English sources

This time around, the surprise outcome of a Conservative majority after pollsters had consistently and incorrectly forecast a second successive hung parliament appears to have given the markets a modest lift.

If no earthquakes are incorrectly forecast in such an area, the model performance diverges to −∞ in terms of the log-likelihood of the earthquake occurrence during the forecast period.

The price was necessarily an increase in the number of individuals incorrectly forecasted to be failures.

This, in turn, depends on stakeholders' costs of false positives (i.e., individuals incorrectly forecasted to be perpetrators or victims) relative to the costs of false negatives (i.e., individuals incorrectly forecasted to neither be perpetrators nor victims).

An article on Wednesday about a slowdown in container port traffic that may indicate a weaker holiday retail season described incorrectly a forecast from Frederick W. Smith, chief executive of FedEx.

Because of an editing error, the article also referred incorrectly to a forecast from the Toyota Motor Company.

Sure, a bunch of us forecast incorrectly that "The Revenant" would win the Oscar for best picture, but (a) in our defense, no one knew with certainty who would win because the big precursors awards went to three different movies and (b) they're only movie awards, kids.

(The two senate races that the FiveThirtyEight forecast called incorrectly in 2010 — Nevada and Colorado — are both states with a healthy number of Hispanic voters).

An article in Business Day on Thursday about a reduction in the Eastman Kodak Company's profit forecast referred incorrectly to its use of outside manufacturers.

By not addressing these boundary conditions during wavelet decomposition, incorrectly developed wavelet-based forecasting models often result in much better performance than what is realistically achievable.

The article also described the prognosis incorrectly.