Predictive ability of each model was assessed by the sum of χ values and the proportion of wrong predictions for mastitis incidence, where smaller values indicate better predictive ability.
Single-step models had the best predictive ability; BayesA models had the smallest proportion of wrong predictions.
Predictive ability of each model was assessed by the sum of χ values that compared predicted and observed numbers of daughters with mastitis and the proportion of wrong predictions.
7.42pm GMT Dan's always wrong predictions time England by 30.
Some of it is familiar and terrible: administration officials' famously wrong predictions about the Iraq war are here as well.
The shop's sign advertised "Sister DuBong, Spiritual Doctor, African Reader, Adviser," and neighbors said several people had been angry at what they described as its consistently wrong predictions.
One of my (many) wrong predictions, many months ago after he flubbed the party line on abortion, was that he was not long for the job.
I don't have a turban and crystal ball hidden in a back room, and I've made some pretty wrong predictions in my time.
Their predictions have generally been terribly inaccurate, and yet the same people who have made these wrong predictions are still treated as credible experts by certain segments of the media.
And I'd like to pursue the question a bit more, not just or even mainly about Schiff, but more broadly about the role of predictions — including wrong predictions — in economics.
The larger markers highlight the wrong predictions made by the SVM.
