Sentence examples for the predictive skill from inspiring English sources
The utilization of current state's fuzzified values (right hand side fuzzy relations) for prediction degrades the predictive skill of the fuzzy time series models, because predicted values lie within the sample.
As discussed in detail by my RealClimate.org co-founder, NASA scientist Gavin Schmidt, Armstrong simply didn't understand the science well enough to properly interpret, let alone, assess, the predictive skill of climate model predictions.
Using EOF patterns as a covariate, we quantify the predictive skill of estimating soil hydraulic properties in areas without measurement using a bootstrap validation analysis.
The first one assessed the predictive skill of the models through area under the curve (hereafter, AUC; Phillips et al. 2006).
However, the predictive skill of urban inundation models for extreme tide events has not been critically examined particularly in relation to data quality and flood mapping methodologies.
The predictive skill of the model was assessed by calculating the mean square error and the Nash Sutcliffe model efficiency coefficient.
Then, we iteratively create the next-generation forecasts by incorporating the predictive skills of individual models into the current-generation forecast.
For the testing period, Figure 7c shows the Molchan diagram that evaluates the predictive skills of the initial and final forecast models with respect to the RI reference model.
In addition, the use of weighted averages may increase the total predictive skill of the resulting model by locally giving more importance to high and low extreme rate values of each model.
Results show that for this dataset two quite different BNs can be developed: one that is optimized to achieve the highest predictive skill, and a second network that is optimized to maximize descriptive skill.
Consistent with the results of Müller et al. [ 2005] it shows that there are differences in the level of predictive skill between the two shorter subperiods.
