Sentence examples for predictive allocation from inspiring English sources

As speech dynamically evolves in time this fundamental preparatory function may extend its scope to the predictive allocation of attention in time and supports the fine-tuning of temporally specific models of the environment.

The paper presents a model predictive allocation scheme for constrained over-actuated linear systems, for which input redundancy entails the existence of multiple trajectories in the state space yielding a given reference output.

In this contribution, an efficient model predictive control allocation (MPCA) algorithm is developed for this task, which distributes the electric braking force between front and rear wheel.

Roy et al. [18] proposes a model-predictive resource allocation algorithm that auto-scales VMs, with the aim of optimizing the utility of the application over a limited prediction horizon.

Randomization avoids bias (whether conscious or unconscious); with randomized allocation, predictive factors (known and unknown) tend on average to be balanced between treatment groups.3,8,11 Also, randomization provides a valid basis for statistical tests of significance.3 These concepts are discussed further later.

The markers to the bottom left of the solid lines are more predictive than random allocation, and markers to the bottom left of the dashed lines are more predictive than the Redfern et al. measure.

This paper proposes a new dynamic satellite bandwidth allocation technique (Predictive Resource Reservation Access, PRRA) which is based on accurate videoconference traffic prediction.

This paper presents the results of a study exploring senior lab directors' and clinicians' perspectives on resource allocation for predictive genetic testing in Canada and associated ethical, legal and social issues.

Our findings suggest that largely local and relatively ad hoc decision making processes are being made in relation to resource allocations for predictive genetic tests and that a more coordinated and, potentially, national approach to allocation decisions in this context may be appropriate.

Such ratings suggest that all the above factors influence resource allocation decisions for predictive genetic testing in Canada at the laboratory level.

Participants were asked: "Who in the federal and/or provincial government has a role in the implementation of predictive genetic tests and resource allocation at your facility?