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That is, letting (hat {y}(boldsymbol {x};hat {boldsymbol {theta }})) be the predictive value of the output for x, the D-optimal design selects (text {argmax}_{boldsymbol {x}}mathrm {V}[hat {y}(boldsymbol {x};hat {boldsymbol {theta }})]) as a new input, and so it is regarded as a method which gradually reduces region which gives unstable prediction.

The ranking stability analysis indicates that assuming the proportion of outliers to be very low might yield an unstable prediction result.

The Southern Ocean for example had the highest uncertainty with S.D. between 15% and 26% of the mean (yellow to red class), where most of the uncertainty was derived from the unstable predictions for macrofauna biomass (Figure S6).

However, some eigenvalues of large gene sets can be extremely small and amplifying them may yield unstable predictions.

The relatively limited number of studies in category A resulted in uncertain and unstable predictions of the exposure response curve for NHL, MM, and CLL (data not shown).

The results show significant improvement in the generalization ability as well as alleviation of several unstable-prediction problems, existing in other models.

But our correspondent warned that Antarctica's extremely unstable weather made predictions very difficult.

Unfortunately, EM, in its base form, requires long solve times to complete and often leads to unstable kinetic model predictions.

Comparing moduli of HEAs with those of compositionally averaged pure elements verifies the impact of BCC/HCP elements and allows us to estimate the compositions at which the BCC phases become elastically unstable, and these predictions could be useful in material design.

So the system is unstable, "hunting" from one prediction to the other.

In recent years, research has been focused on the prediction of unstable vibration modes by the complex eigenvalue analysis (CEA) for the mode-coupling type of instability.