Sentence examples for use a statistical model from inspiring English sources

Ibbotson and his colleagues use a statistical model that seeks to explain the variability in hedge-fund returns on the basis of several variables, the most important of which are the market returns yielded by stocks, bonds, and cash.

Rather than basing this estimate on the average of the observed wind measurements, banks lend on so-called "conservative wind".To calculate this, developers use a statistical model to obtain a "P90" wind value the average wind speed in which they can be 90% confident.

To demonstrate this finding in a simple way, I will use a statistical model developed by Federal Reserve Board researchers that summarizes the historical relationships among key macroeconomic indicators, house prices, and monetary policy (Dokko and others, 2009).

The first two methods are deterministic, do not use a statistical model in the development of the consensus partition, and are representative of methods used in commercial settings, whereas the third method is based on finite mixture modeling.

We use a statistical model, originally developed by Stanford University professor Simon Jackman, to estimate the trend in support for each candidate based on all the survey data.

We then use a statistical model to estimate the trend in support for each candidate based on all the survey data, adjusting for sample size and pollsters' "house effects".

When there were differences in the sequence, the researchers used a statistical model to predict the most likely original version.

The researchers used a statistical model to estimate the expected number of cancers and the expected death rate without screening.

He told me, To determine whether there has been a significant change in concurrent droughts and heatwaves, we used a statistical model new to hydrology.

Using a statistical model and the best available data, Dr. Simonsen found that influenza probably causes just 5 to 10percentt of all winter deaths in the elderly.

The investigators used a statistical model to estimate how long patients would be expected to live after most had survived about three years.