Sentence examples for is prediction from inspiring English sources
noun
A statement of what will happen in the future.
- "It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future." Yogi Berra or Robert Storm Petersen (in translation from Danish)
To evaluate the performance of the Duke clinical score, we calculated the predicted probability based on published coefficients 13 (that is, prediction of ≥75% stenosis).
Because the stage beyond search is prediction.
Here are four reasons for the slower-than-expected transformation of the recruitment industry: The essence of recruitment is prediction – providing an accurate forecast of a candidate's likelihood of performing well in the future.
Naturally, they fall on their faces: their stock-in-trade is prediction and some of their forecasts (he doesn't say what proportion) turn out to be wrong.There are, he adds, too many of them.
The y-axis is prediction error.
If, that is, prediction is what sci-fi is about.
where is prediction coefficients, is a pitch lag, and depends on the filter order.
Although it is not our focus, the goal of AR models is prediction.
However, there are two problems in ELM. the first one is architecture selection, the second one is prediction instability.
There are numerous advantages in personalizing our medical approach to patients rather than disease, and one of these is the first "P", that is, prediction.
