Sentence examples for prediction changes from inspiring English sources

In Fig. 3a, b we show how the performance of prediction changes with changing thresholds.

A history index is kept that contains the series of decisions made by the system regarding n intervals with duration of t seconds, where each duration depends on the outcome of the matching process, that is, when the system predicts the same class for consecutive frames, these specific frames then comprise one audio sequence while a new sequence is formed when the prediction changes.

To investigate this, we ranked instances whose SVM prediction changes drastically depending on whether or not divergence features are used.

PTP1 (P25044) is another protein whose prediction changes from N-signal-free to MTS when divergence is considered.

Since in this case the model prediction changes quantitatively, the assumption of S=C might be too much of a simplification?

That work assumed each individual-level error carried with it a cost, however, and as we show here, when this assumption is relaxed, as the biological context suggests it must, the prediction changes.

It was a model with a quavering needle that acted like a whimsical fortune teller whose prediction changed if you shifted from foot to foot ("Today, your fate is to weigh... 110 pounds, no, I mean, 150!").

To do so, we constructed prediction models using patient characteristics and then evaluated whether the prediction changed after adding results from L/S ratio and LBC.

Kanis et al. reported that the sensitivity and specificity of the fracture risk prediction changed with the proportion of the fracture risk group [ 29].

Figure 1 shows that in 55 pairs of tumor and normal tissue, the genomic prediction changed as normal tissue contribution to gene expression increased.

Will such a prediction change actions and attitudes in that person and his loved ones in a positive manner and potentially useful manner?