Sentence examples for predictor to estimate from inspiring English sources
We use the Markov predictor to estimate the required battery level depending on the user's movements.
At that time, each person revised his or her set of predictors, using the most accurate predictor to estimate the attendance in the coming week.
Most pedotransfer functions (PTFs) have adopted soil texture information as the main predictor to estimate soil hydraulic properties, whether inputs are defined in terms of the relative proportion of different grain size particles or texture-based classifications.
We present MLscale, an application-agnostic, machine learning based autoscaler that is composed of: (i) a neural network based online (black-box) performance modeler, and (ii) a regression based metrics predictor to estimate post-scaling application and system metrics.
We employed a -step linear predictor to estimate.
We employ a -step linear predictor to estimate the future channel utilization [36].
Confined compression curve parameters and other soil properties were used as predictors to estimate unsaturated hydraulic conductivity curve.
Clinical prediction rules are evidence-based tools that combine multiple predictors to estimate the probability that a particular outcome in an individual patient will occur.
For the first time, fractal parameters were used as predictors to estimate the water content at different matric suctions using artificial neural networks (ANNs).
The aim of this study was to modify the Dexter SWRC model to fit the experimental CCC data by replacing the matric suction and water content in the Dexter model with the normal stress and void ratio, respectively, as well as using the CCC parameters and characteristics (pre-compression stress, compression, and swelling indices) as predictors to estimate the SWRC.
We apply the different bed form predictors to estimate the suspended sediment concentration distributions based on the 1D advection diffusion equation and the bed-form-enhanced shear stress, which includes the flow contraction effect according to Nielsen [Coast. Eng. 10 (1986) 23].
