"provide estimate" is a suitable phrase for written English.
You can use it when you want to ask someone for an educated guess or an estimate of something, such as a price or a timeframe. For example, you could say, "Can you provide an estimate of how long it will take?".
Note that it can also provide estimate of MSE for other thresholding methods as follows.
Ensemble or multi-models runs would provide estimate of the uncertainty associated with the model(s) and set-up.
Both of the methods provide estimate of the carbon stock based on the biometric parameters of a model tree.
Paradigm 2 does provide estimate and confidence interval of the classification performance on the general population and the potential gain (effect size) of diagnostic accuracy by adding the new biomarkers, i.e., it provides information not only on whether the new biomarkers have added value but also how much the added value is. 2. Required resources: Paradigm 1 requires training data only.
The position contribution scores provide estimate of expected repression in terms of the distance of targets sites from the both end of the 3' UTR; target sites near to the ORF or the poly(A) tail are more effective [ 8] and more conserved than those in the middle of the 3' UTR [ 12].
Agonist concentration-effect curve data were fitted to the Hill equation using an iterative, least squares method (GraphPad Prism, San Diego, CA, U.S.A), to provide estimate EC50 (the agonist concentration that induces half-maximum effect) and presented as -log10 (pEC50) which is normally distributed.
The estimated effectiveness of each month was then combined with these figures to provide estimated outcomes.
Doctors and hospitals must provide estimates.
They provide estimates from which only inferences can be drawn.
But it shouldn't be impossible to provide estimates.
Although the algorithm was designed to provide estimates, often it actually reinforces the uncertainty of outcomes.
