Sentence examples for prediction points from inspiring English sources

Compared to the previous model (Luo and Cheng 2009), the discontinuity problems at some prediction points are totally avoided in the predicted strain profile (similarly in slope, horizontal displacement and curvature profiles) using the new prediction method.

The standard deviation m of the predictions can be calculated by: m = pm sqrt {frac{[VV]}{n - 1}},where m is the standard deviation of prediction, mm; V is the difference between field data and the predicted value, mm; and n is the number of prediction points.

This load profile is investigated in 5 different scenarios from prediction points of view.

Moreover, variable distance metrics such as the Euclidean, Minkowski, Manhattan, Canberra and Bray-Curtis are applied to calculate the distance between the observation and the prediction points, that affects both the variogram calculation and the Kriging estimator.

The function of cause in relation to recipes and prediction points towards the NESS theory.

This prediction points to a discrepancy between the developed model and the on-site results.

For each prediction point, the former can be quantified by a confidence interval, whereas total prediction uncertainty can be represented by constructing a prediction interval.

Sceptics have tried to rubbish this prediction, pointing out that the IPCC gives no indication of relative probabilities for that range.

Advances in the catalyst and the process have been numerous, and every prediction pointing to the demise of the process has proven to be wrong.

To develop a unique clinical prediction point-score system for the diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) and to prospectively evaluate this clinical rule to determine its ability to predict electrodiagnostic results.

The required covariance model was estimated from the data surrounding the prediction point.