Sentences with phrase «hundreds of data points»

To someone who doesn't understand the relationship between height and basketball (imagine an alien that came down to earth and saw the sport), that statement that Mike made actually makes perfect common sense; there are hundreds of data points to associate height and basketball players, so if you don't know any better, it's reasonable to assume that if you play basketball, you'll be tall!

Choosing from the hundreds of data points can be a challenge and rapidly lead to information overload.

With registration, this year's report is freely available to download and is filled with hundreds of data points useful for benchmarking purposes.

The firm's accounting software provides access to hundreds of data points that can be combined in a variety of ways and then transported onto a spreadsheet, providing quick and comprehensive access to the firm's own data.

The black - box algorithms that compute credit scores incorporate hundreds of data points.

I think that when analyzing a business or a special situation, this is one of the most important things to remember: there are many complicated aspects to analyzing a business — hundreds of data points, thousands of potential outcomes, pages and pages of SEC filings — all which often create a fuzzy view of the future.

Using a proprietary risk model, LendingPoint combines hundreds of data points with algorithms to get a more complete financial story, often leading to approving those who might otherwise have been declined based on their credit score alone.

I've been following hundreds and hundreds of data points and studies from here and in Britain, mostly, I must admit, studies done by traditional publishing.

Schools have hundreds of data points over years and can frame and reframe developmental stages, the spectrum of normal behavior and reminders about the journey.

Tell and Horvath's intensive analysis used data from 825 breast cancer patients from across the country, each with hundreds of data points.

You might upload your supporter list and choose lookalike targeting to reach out to people whom Facebook deems «similar» to them based on their social profiles (which in turn involve hundreds of data points).

«There are hundreds of data points to consider.»

They were brought on to create a database with thousands of labels and hundreds of data points behind each wine, says Jennifer Simonetti - Bryan, one of the five Masters of Wine, who now is in charge of curation and currently manages the wine team.

«One week, when I retrieved the data for the week of May 17, I noticed there was unusual amount of bitcoin activity that I have not seen before... from nothing to hundreds of data points a day, clearly bitcoin mining.

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Its big data technology using hundreds of thousands of data points to give you key actionable insights which are useful for shoppers and retailers alike.

Once a network of hundreds, or thousands, is in place, Jenkins says, Saildrone's potential will come together as it forms a constellation of interconnected data points in the ocean tracking Earth's climate from pole to pole.

Completely independent from that we went and collected hundreds and then thousands of data points on every adult 230 million Americans.

And let's say for each personality type we've got a hundred thousand people of type A and Type B and Type C. Well, we'll look at the hundred thousand type A personalities, and then we'll have a look at the corresponding data points that we have on those hundred thousand people.

Built on the back of decades of industry experience along with our machine learning platform, our products analyze hundreds of millions of unique data points each day to determine fare volatility and risk.

While each piece of such information is too weak to produce a reliable prediction, when tens, hundreds, or thousands of individual data points are combined, the resulting predictions become really accurate.

He has propped up his narrative with some data that estimate the numbers of men in this category and their ages over the last hundred years, but data is not really the point here.

Building on previous efforts to create maps of stress and seismic potential in the Permian Basin, the Stanford researchers added hundreds of new data points from West Texas and southeastern New Mexico, much of the data being provided by the oil and gas industry.

If loads of us can use smartphones to play Angry Birds, maybe a few hundred thousand citizens can click on their mobile devices (not while driving) to efficiently help researchers turn dead possums into data points.

Traditional growth charts show a child's height and weight as points on curves that are based on data from hundreds of thousands of other children, and indicate normal, near - normal and problematic development.

Caribou Biosciences has generated hundreds of thousands of data points from engineering many thousands of genomic sites across several different cell types.

Thus, scientists often make climate projections at coarse spatial resolution where each projected data point is an average value of a grid cell that measures hundreds of miles (kilometers) across.

After 5 years of trying everything this one thing worked for me and that alone is a very valuable data point and I don't know how many... other hundreds of thousands people who've used it over the years.

Many Common Core opponents, including in Florida, point to the National Education Data Model to argue that Common Core will lead the government to collect hundreds of data elements on studeData Model to argue that Common Core will lead the government to collect hundreds of data elements on studedata elements on students.

Sensors on each wheel monitor traction, wheel speed, and several other data points hundreds of times a second.

In fact, Reedsy is the only company that can do so: our marketplace allows us to collect thousands of data points from hundreds of professionals in the UK and North America.

Rather than just deny everyone based on one data point they are now considering hundreds of factors in the underwriting decision.

R.B.I. 14 will feature all 30 MLB teams and 480 active players with characteristics based on hundreds of millions of data points from our extensive statistical database.

A hundred people gathering, analyzing, correcting or adjusting thousands of temperature data points for variances, etc. and «filling in the gaps» where there are no data points, is no better than these hundred people, the thermometers themselves and their environment (i.e. has urbanization occurred, is the thermometer next to an AC exhaust, building or asphalt parking lot, etc..)

Keep it real, satellites hundreds of miles up can be off more than 100 degrees (pointed out by many skeptics who show surface data of 400 degrees).

The second question is, postulating that the temperature record from satellites is absolutely accurate and unfudged, and in light of the fact that climate changes historically occur naturally with periods of hundreds to thousands of years, do you think that the 31 annual data points available from the satellite record are adequate to establish long term climate trends and that the trends are a consequence of human activity?

If you only have 3 or 4 data points and the two furthest apart are the same it is not right to fill in hundreds of points between using the rational that two distant points are the same.

In any event I don't understand the paper's relevance to your claim that the warming is decelerating, since you're basing that claim on what's happened up to now, for which we have billions of data points, whereas the three or four numbers you quoted from the paper were produced by model runs projecting hundreds of years into the future.

Modern measurement of climate data spans a mere 5 climate points, or a phenomenally miniscule seven hundred millionths (0.00000007 of Earth's climate history).

«Butterfly data, collected by hundreds of UK recorders, definitely points to climate change,» Mr Warren said.

But your computer is quite happy to do so, and to read, sift and organize thousands of similar data points in order to build something that queries and delivers precisely what the user needs while dozens, hundreds or more steps churn rapidly and silently in the background.

They have trained Kira to identify thousands of data points, and used it on hundreds of client projects — some over 100,000 documents — yielding 20 — 90 % time savings.»

For each of these 5,000 + cases, I've extracted roughly one hundred different data points.

Today, thanks to the work of Spaeth and his colleagues Professors Jeffery Segal, Lee Epstein and Sarah Benesh, the database has been expanded to encompass more than two hundred data points from every case the Supreme Court has decided since 1791.

Since rolling out the software, Deloitte has trained Kira to identify thousands of data points across hundreds of client projects — some of over 100,000 documents.

People who follow hundreds or thousands of Twitter accounts are likely not poring over all that data to find the interesting stories (although as Simon points out, it's possible to glean a lot).

However, even with side chains and second - layer solutions like Plasma or Lightning Network, it is still out of the question for a blockchain to handle hundreds of thousands data points per second.

At a conference hosted by TechCrunch and prominent venture capitalist Naval Ravikant, Buterin also emphasized that for blockchain networks to handle IoT, they need to be able to process hundreds of thousands of data points per second.

And it's also true that it's less secure than other authentication methods, like Apple's FaceID, which OnePlus doesn't deny — its facial mapping solution, which uses the OnePlus 5T's front - facing RGB camera, consists of a hundred depth data points compared to the thousands captured by dedicated hardware.

The algorithm, as smart as it is — analyzing HUNDREDS of thousands of data points — requires time and attributable conversion data to learn your audience.»

The lineups come at a different price points and offer distinct sets of features, but every 2018 Alcatel phone shares three three things in common: a FullView 18:9 display, which TCL claims makes them «smaller» and «easier to hold» than previous Alcatel devices; and Face Key, a facial recognition technology that records hundreds of biometric data points in less than half a second; and a fingerprint sensor.