Sentence examples for undesirable forecasting from inspiring English sources
However, few methodologies have focused on the importance of model parameter optimization or data pre-processing, resulting in undesirable forecasting performance.
The use of such parameters may bias the estimation of tsunami sources, which is undesirable for tsunami forecasts in the cases of tsunami earthquakes.
We show that a tendency to incorporate undesirable information into one's forecasts of the future is impaired when dopamine levels are enhanced.
Using de Jouvenel's [58] typology, 'dodo' is a primary forecast: this is the undesirable 'business-as-usual' future, which becomes real if nothing is done.
This method maybe forecast ramp events successfully, but its lack of forecasting structure will make it undesirable for establishing models in future control applications, such as dispatching or unit commitment issues.
The use of a conditionally unbiased, but imperfect, volatility proxy can lead to undesirable outcomes in standard methods for comparing conditional variance forecasts.
This lack of fit leads to undesirable behavior of sequential tests that monitor for runs of successive positive forecast errors, such as Page's test [ 9- 11].
It is undesirable in principle because it risks injustice, and unworkable in practice because nobody can forecast the future.
CBO forecasts assume, albeit unrealistically, that Congress and the president will keep sequestration and other current law unchanged throughout the next decade — which is undesirable to put it mildly.
"And that is undesirable".
