Sentences with phrase «always verification data»

That's why there are always verification data held back, and checks against the removal of specific proxies or classes of proxies.

Not exact matches

Snapbang requires account verification to avoid the bots, scammers, and data phishers that are always looking to get onto dating sites.

But since my experience (always risky when thinking about statistics which so often has provable results that seem counter to intuition) tells me that one should be really excited to have a model that shows more skill in verification than over the data against which it was calibrated, I have to wonder why discard those cases at all?

All of the models are verified against observational data, but in a model with 10 ** 9 degrees of freedom, it is not always clear how to interpret these verifications, and what elements of the solution are actually important in terms of the objectives of the simulation.