Sentence examples for measure of predictability from inspiring English sources

PHOENIX — As a sweet-shooting guard, Steve Kerr brought a measure of predictability to an unpredictable game.

Seeking a measure of predictability in their respective shares to the river, the states negotiated, and the U.S. Congress approved, the Pecos River Compact in 1949.

That would give voters a clearer idea of what to expect from the next president and add a measure of predictability to the country's political and economic future.

To quantify tradeoffs between detection efficiency and the predictability of stimulus presentation, the Shannon entropy was introduced as an objective measure of predictability.

Mr. Farmer said the district's settlement funds -- whenever they come -- will be paid over a number of years, as opposed to arriving in one lump sum, to lend a measure of predictability and stability to school finances.

In 2005, the UN rolled out a new system designed to provide better co-ordination within, and to bring a measure of predictability and accountability to, the humanitarian community.

To do so, we defined the species similarity for protein and similar measures of predictability, or teams' prediction performance, Pr p and Pr g (see methods).

Overall statistical measures of predictability are neither degraded nor improved relative to the hybrid, coupled general circulation model, perhaps because of the limitations of the hybrid coupled model and the initialization procedure used.

This optimization process is guided by a number of rule-based heuristics and increases an objective function based on the measures of predictability and decorrelation.

These p-values provide direct assessment of significance of the measures of predictability; however, some models can give inconsistent conclusions.

As a result the area under the curve (AUC) of the ROC is an important measure of the predictability of a classification model.