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In addition, sensitivity tests were carried out for various influential parameters to get a better prediction.
To get a better prediction of costs, schedule, and the risks of a software project, it is necessary to have a more accurate prediction of its development effort.
Or through independent learning and removing the sample label, let the neural network take the initiative to find a nonlinear regularity between the test data and eliminate human factors to look forward to get a better prediction results.
In order to get a better prediction of results, the support should be small, because it controls the degree of statistical robustness.
In silico analyses and multiple alignments of the VFT and TK functional domains of VKRs allowed us to reinforce the structural model of the receptor and to get a better prediction of potential ligands and kinase activity of VKRs.
Moreover, sensitivity tests were carried out for a decay heat model, reactivity feedback model, inter-subassembly heat transfer, internal heat structures and so on, to evaluate their sensitivity and get a better prediction.
Interestingly, we get a better prediction of the North-North West to South-South East axis as opposed to the East to West axis.
To get a better gene prediction, genes predicted by GeneScan and GeneMark.hmm, and/or sequences having similarities to soybean ESTs were further analyzed by different NCBI Blast programs and sequence alignment programs.
The results show that by combing more than one GO aspect, our method could get a better prediction performance than using a single aspect for both binary data set and co-complex data set.
Movement planning involves frontal regions (e.g. electrodes F3, F4, F7, F8) and it is highly likely that you get a better prediction of movement if you include signals from these positions.
We measured the average entropy of this teacher's outputs on the full Switchboard data set to get a better idea of the teacher's predictions as a whole.
