Sentence examples for use predictions from inspiring English sources

Mayer-Schönberger's second example on the reliance upon algorithms throws up even more potential dilemmas and pitfalls: "Parole boards in more than half of all US states use predictions founded on data analysis as a factor in deciding whether to release somebody from prison or to keep him incarcerated".

One solution is to use predictions: first use a cognitive model to predict the outcome of an experiment, and only conduct the experiment afterwards ([16]; see for examples [17], [18]).

But he said that it was speculative for the agency to use predictions of what Congress would do in the future as a rationale for a downgrade.

Should universities depend on so-called data triggers to prompt enquiries from tutors, or should they use predictions based on information garnered over time to shape a longer-term response?

The increasing use of predictive analytics by law enforcement and judicial agencies around the world has sparked inevitable comparisons with the Tom Cruise science fiction film Minority Report in which police "pre-crime" units use predictions made by psychics to apprehend potential offenders before their crimes have taken place.

Cloudyn's Reserved Instance Calculator will use predictions based on usage patterns to recommend optimal purchases.

Encouraging employees to use prediction markets has always been a challenge.

GA showed a better performance in optimized land use prediction.

The USC Berkeley study appeared last month with the title, "Social Media-Based Substance Use Prediction".

Institutions that fund scientific research might therefore use prediction markets as an alternative to established ways of allocating resources.

However, clinicians are reluctant to use prediction scores in their routine clinical practice.