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16 Our work extends this effort by introducing a new burden score, integrating it with other sociodemographic and clinical measures, using them to predict specific outcomes, and validating a prediction tool in more than 75 000 patients admitted across two hospital systems.

The utility of inferred relationship matrices can be validated in the normal manner that is, by using them to predict genetic merit for complex phenotypes using best linear unbiased prediction (BLUP) and evaluating their accuracy.

We use data from a large population grown in three environments to develop predictive equations, then test the power of those equations by using them to predict heterosis for a distinct set of genotypes.

LivesOn (slogan: "When your heart stops beating, you'll keep tweeting") will keep your Twitter feed alive by analysing your old tweets, learning your syntax and favourite topics, and using them to predict what you'd say.

Computer simulations had been around since the nineteen-fifties, when military planners, climatologists, and economic forecasters began programming models of particular scenarios and dynamics, and using them to predict outcomes.

From day one on this planet your brain has been interpreting your experiences, using them to predict the way the world works and what is going to happen to you moment to moment.

We developed a framework to extract more than 1400 features from standard mobile phone data and to use them to predict useful individual characteristics and group estimates.

We developed a framework to extract more than 1400 features from standard mobile phone data and used them to predict useful individual characteristics and group estimates.

After selecting relevant descriptors for each ORN (cf. next section), we trained 30,000 ANN models per ORN, selected those with the highest predictive power, and used them to predict ORN responses to 21 compounds, which were subsequently tested in vivo (in the following referred to as "test data").

In order to assess the predictive power of the binding probabilities, we first used them to predict known TF target gene interactions from the Incyte YPD database by using a 5-fold cross-validation approach.

Chin et al. [16] propose an exaggeration mapping (EM) method that transforms the facial motions in exaggerated motions and use them to predict the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality traits with an overall prediction accuracy of 60%.