Sentence examples for using a predictive model from inspiring English sources

The issue of representativeness becomes amplified when using a predictive model to predict unknown areas that have undergone chemical damage in an on-site heritage application.

In other words, we can mimic the behavior of this individual's conceptual doppelganger, and the difference between an individual's observed outcome and their predicted outcome using a predictive model trained on the other group would be the counterfactual effect of X 1 on that individual.

Furthermore, outcome prediction was not improved using a predictive model for DSS including CNTNAP2 expression, lymph node status, and tumor size (C-index = 0.949) compared with a model containing lymph node status and tumor size (C-index = 0.941; Figure  2).

The second way is using a predictive model for improving revenue.

To evaluate the efficiency of care in the ICU using a predictive model.

Using a predictive model, pyrolysis mass balance could be evaluated so that the fuel qualities could be predicted.

Thus, it does not use a predictive model or provide predictions, but rather it detects and supplements annotations that should exist based on the available data.

The researchers used a predictive model based on 36 field studies on four continents that measured the rate at which carbon is oxidized in soil.

Usually, a physician can use a predictive model for asthma development to facilitate asthma diagnosis and/or prevention only if the child comes to seek medical attention [ 27].

We used a predictive model for deriving exposure measures for ambient PM10 from visibility data because of the limited availability of empirical air quality data.

For example, providers may not use a predictive model because they feel that the application of the model is not sufficiently user-friendly or that the model itself does not have sufficient face validity.