Sentences with phrase «known biases»

This WP aims to improve the resolution of ocean models, as well as the representation of physical and biogeochemical processes, in key regions of the world's oceans (particularly tropical coastal regions, the Southern Ocean and high Northern latitudes) to reduce well known biases in ESMs.

even knowing the bias that exists.

Despite a considerable volume of research on the topic of facial recognition, most studies to date specifically address facial recognition from the perspective of various known biases for race, age, and gender.

(Although anyone who knows my biases will probably guess my opinion.)

The study that questioned the existence of the slowdown corrected known biases in the surface temperature record maintained by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), such as differences in temperature readings from ships and buoys.

I know the bias may be talking here but I have serious doubts whether I would be happy to swap anyone for Alexis in the wide left slot.

The Berkeley Earth agreement with the prior analysis surprised us, since our preliminary results don't yet address many of the known biases.

It is a well - known bias that all new The Legend of Zelda games are considered the best to have ever existed in the series.

However, awareness is half the battle: Once you know your bias exists, it's easy to reframe your data - based explorations to focus on systems.

Sounds like special instruments would be preferable, avoiding people blogging about how the Boeing 737 thermometers were known biased and the Airbus temperature gauges were placed downwind of the engines....

Muller writes: «The Berkeley Earth agreement with the prior analysis surprised us, since our preliminary results don't yet address many of the known biases.»

If a model runs with a known bias, what is the value of that model?

It's interesting that even with the known bias in wind speed estimates prior to 1988 (see here for instance) that the PDI trend has been essentially negligible.

«We deliberately limited this study to the satellite era because of the known biases before this period (28), which means that a comprehensive analysis of longer - period oscillations and trends has not been attempted.

In spite of well - known biases of tropospheric temperature and humidity in climate models, comparisons indicate that the intermodel range in the rate of clear - sky radiative damping are small despite large intermodel variability in the mean clear - sky OLR.

As lawyers who often work with motorcycle accident victims, we know the bias and difficulties motorcyclists face when they pursue injury compensation.

In a blog post before the opening of World Cup 2014, the company explained that its prediction engine evaluates the strength of each team through a variety of factors such as previous win / loss / tie record in qualification matches and other international competitions and margin of victory in these contests, adjusted for location since home field advantage is a known bias.

You need to know the biases that employers tend to have against older job seekers and take active steps to address them in the interview.