Sentence examples for measures of confidence from inspiring English sources

These methods offer different representations for measures of confidence, and different calculi for combining these measures.

The numbers suggest that Americans are less discouraged by rising energy costs and job cuts than typical measures of confidence indicate.

Consumer confidence indicators are used to gauge macroeconomic conditions, but measures of confidence in the economy shouldn't simply be about how much people are willing to consume.

Miguel (José Sacristán) has been spouting literary analogies and trite aphorisms long enough that he believes them; Mr. Sacristán gives him equal measures of confidence and tediousness.

The proposed model has all the advantages of traditional Bayesian formulations such as the ability to produce measures of confidence for the inferences made and providing not only predictive estimates but also quantitative measures of the predictive uncertainty.

The unexpected decline cast doubt on the strength of consumer spending during the holiday season, although in recent years there has not been a strong connection between measures of confidence and actual retail sales.

The smaller the radius measure of confidence, the more confident is the participant.

"It added a measure of confidence," Childs told me.

The methods provide voters with a statistically meaningful measure of confidence that electoral results are accurate.

His delivery had loosened up; he projected a measure of confidence.

The Mets led by 3-0, with some measure of confidence restored.