Phrases with «naive model»

A naive model refers to a basic and simplified model or assumption that does not consider complex factors or details that could affect the outcome. It overlooks certain factors and assumes a straightforward relationship, often with limited accuracy or predictive power. Full definition

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Sentences with «naive model»

This is why many naive models of value work better over time than active managers. (greenbackd.com)
The «no change» model was the best predictor of changes in the historical data, and so would have been the best naive model in 1988. (realclimate.org)
The upshot is that, even if you operate with an extremely naive model in which only student achievement outcomes matter, it's not obvious that tenure reform2 will have large net benefits: (paul-bruno.com)
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Phrases with «naive model»

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