Sentence examples for predictive success from inspiring English sources

Model quality was tested by the independent sets of points (50%) set aside before GARP modeling: a chi-square test was used to compare observed success in predicting the distribution of test points with that expected under a random model (proportion of area predicted present x number of test points = expected predictive success if points and predictions were random with respect to each other).

Although depolarization is an important parameter, future work will define a richer bioelectric profile (including Vmem, pH and specific ion content) of prospective tumors (Ouwerkerk et al., 2007) that can be used as a physiological signature to predict tumor formation with improved predictive success.

The results indicated that any gains in predictive success were offset by loss of confidence in the predictions due to the reduction in the number of samples used.

In order to better understand the factors leading to the substantial increase in predictive success we observed, we divided our set of 13 predicted CRMs into two groups representing the six positive and seven negative predictions.

What is economics up to if it isn't interested enough in predictive success to adjust its theories the way a science does when its predictions go wrong?

The GTLCI model predictive success rate of 80% was explained by the limited number of boreholes available for validation.

Furthermore, when Fresnel's work is analyzed in this way, it can be seen that the correct parts are responsible for its predictive successes.

But economics has never been able to show the record of improvement in predictive successes that physical science has shown through its use of harmless idealizations.

But they weren't; there were no big further predictive successes, and in fact the extremely costly disinflation of the 1980s, which was more or less what modified Keynesianism predicted, was very much at odds with the freshwater view of the world.

Conceptual difficulties have plagued quantum mechanics since its inception, despite its extraordinary predictive successes.

On the one hand, positivists required of a science that it should be verifiable by reference to its predictive successes.