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The new AZMI model provides an improvement in computation time by a factor of approximately 2000 times to that of the numerical simulator and provides predictions that approximate those of the comparable numerical simulation.

The neuroscientist Moshe Bar posits that the brain "is continuously busy generating predictions that approximate the relevant future". He says, "We think that when we look at something, the brain asks, What is this?

Therefore, promising directions for future research for the EP regression model would be the derivation of priors that lead to Bayesian predictions that have approximate frequentist validity (Datta et al. 2000b) and the derivation of first-order probability matching priors (Datta and Ghosh 1995; Datta et al. 2000a).

This measure uses a ranked list of predictions with descending classification prediction scores that approximate confidence in the prediction.

The results indicate that the approximate solutions offer predictions that are markedly distinct from our solution for the entire range of dispersion coefficient values.

"It makes predictions that are testable".

Such measurements have been compared with the TOF provided by three prediction methods that approximate the ray tracing technique: IRI-95, SIRM&BR_D, and ICEPAC.

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(Random prediction: that will not happen).

It was found that approximate model predictions are in a very good agreement with the corresponding experimental data for low as well as very high Deborah numbers, at which neck-in strongly depends on −N2/N1.

Methods that approximate the prediction error variances (PEV) and calculate the accuracy of u ^ provide biased estimates in some circumstances by ignoring certain information [ e.g. [ 6]].