Sentences with phrase «much predictive power»

It doesn't have much predictive power.

To get the measure as «reliable» as they did without sacrificing too much predictive power, the Gates team had to observe each teacher at least four different times by at least two different coders, including one coder outside of the school.

(Even though classroom observations do not add much predictive power, it is hoped that classroom observations excel on a third dimension, not captured in the graph: the ability to diagnose specific strengths and weaknesses.)

Not exact matches

«We do it to turn a profit or at least not lose too much... Nobody will be criticizing the predictive power of our odds, they'll be looking at the money we made.»

«The Gates Foundation's MET project (much but not all of which the AFT agrees with) has found that combining a range of measures — not placing inordinate weight on standardized test scores — yields the greatest reliability and predictive power of a teacher's gains with other students.

The fact that young adult temperament and cognitive measures had more predictive power is not entirely surprising, because they were collected much closer to the time of actual outcome.

Things get very difficult, very fast, though, which is why most people stop with the simple semi-heuristic derivation of the DALR in spite of the fact that its idealizations aren't very good and it at best gives you insight and conceptual power to make estimates and develop rules of thumb, not so much provide strong predictive power in atmospheric dynamics.

The show visits an island off the Antarctic Peninsula which has about as much weather relevance and predictive power to the rest of Antarctica as Key West has to the rest of the United States.

In S09 much of the predictive power was held by the over-represented cluster of correlated stations on the peninsula, which is the most unrepresentative sample of the greater continent that one could conceive of.

Much of our predictive power and climate change mitigation strategies depends on supporting the Cinderella science of monitoring.

It's too late to influence anyone's vote, and I doubt that many of my readers are in much doubt as to which way they will go, so I'll return to one of my favorite topics, the relative predictive power of polls and betting markets.

Predictive Analytics Powering Real Estate Agents As all real estate professionals know, no matter how much data one has, no two homes are alike.