Sentence examples for model a measure from inspiring English sources

To guard against this, the authors added to their model a measure of how far the exchange rate has shifted from its fair value.

Based on Thomson Reuters StarMine's Analysts Revision Model, a measure of change in analyst sentiment, Nintendo ranks in the bottom percentile, placing it below Sony and Microsoft.

The trade losses mounted after the group changed its value-a-risk model, a measure that banks use to estimate losses in a stressed situation on a group of trading positions.

To fully capture focusing illusion we need to also include in the model a measure of how much overrated is the respective weight of the attribute in the current situation.

To examine whether this is likely to be problematic, in column 4, I add to the model a measure of women's potential wage income: the log of average yearly income for college-educated males in the MSA and year.7 Estimates barely change, suggesting that this is unlikely to be a problem.

The BIC penalizes the log likelihood of a model (a measure of its fit) by a factor related to the number of predictor variables in the model (a measure of its complexity) and the number of cases [29].

The estimates behaved very similarly to 'real', reported measures of both household and individual income when modelling a measure of 'general health'.

For these multilevel models, a measure similar to the correlations used above is needed that can be calculated at the level of individual tasks for each person.

The variability after fitting a prediction model is a measure of the uncertainty of a model, which can be measured through the evaluation of the variance of the prediction error.

The value of AICc for a given model is a measure of the loss of information resulting from the use of the model to explain a particular pattern.

A predictive model has a Measure Calculation Formula.