The way that the FiveThirtyEight presidential forecasting model measures the competitiveness of a state is through what it calls the tipping point index.
The adaptive model measures the statistics of source symbols and is updated continuously with the encoding and decoding processes.
The BRISQUE model measures the image quality by using the locally normalized luminance coefficients, which were used to calculate the image features.
For each design, the model measures the environment impact (i.e. embodied energy and carbon footprint) of initial construction plus flood-induced repairs.
The model measures the extent of publicness and identifies if a particular place has a 'public', more 'public' than 'private', more 'private' than 'public', or 'private' character.
The UKPDS outcome model measures the probability of presenting the first event, but not subsequent ones.
As such, the model measures the information encoded in the input and in the output and the covariance between them.
The unlabeled model measures the net effect of glucose on suppression of glucose production and stimulation of glucose uptake.
A comparison of these models measures the likelihood that differences in non-synonomous/synonomous substitution ratios happened by chance.
In brief, IRT model measures the relationship between an individual's ability and an item difficulty, and models this as a probabilistic function.
