"prediction and validation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a process or method that involves making a prediction and then testing or confirming its accuracy. Example: The research team's method involved making a prediction about the effects of climate change on certain species and then conducting field studies for validation.
Experimental proteomic data can therefore help with the prediction and validation of predicted gene structure and there are a growing number of examples which have helped annotate translational start sites, exons and SNPs [ 19, 20, 8].
The data was randomly divided to the training, prediction and validation sets.
The prediction and validation of bimetallic catalysts for ethylene epoxidation illustrates this approach.
The data were randomly divided into the training, prediction and validation sets.
The importance of calibration design was investigated by calculating the prediction and validation errors and by graphical representation of loadings.
Previous work on elucidating the tranquillity of various environments has largely focussed on prediction and validation in urban environments.
There is however, to the best of the authors' knowledge, no visualization method yet that incorporates (Q SAR predictions and validation results.
Based on model predictions and validation data, P. tremuloides seedling regeneration is viable throughout 54% of the post-fire landscape, 97% of which was previously conifer-dominated.
The performance of the GeneSV system was demonstrated by predicting the viability of dengue virus type 2 (DENV-2) mutants that, at the time of performing the predictions and validation experiments, had not yet been reported in GenBank or ENA.
The validation root mean square error of prediction and the validation correlation coefficients of prediction were 0.380 mg/g and 0.962, respectively, both indicating good validation effect and stability.
This simulated data realization is utilized to calculate the prediction- and validation profile likelihood, e.g. for the dynamic states.
