Sentences with phrase «predictions against records»

After developing the computational algorithms that predicted the historical order in which the senses of a word have emerged, the team tested these predictions against records of English over the past millennium using the Historical Thesaurus of English, a large database in which each of a word's many senses is marked for its date of emergence into the language.

Not exact matches

October 17 — Predictions that Tottenham Hotspur would break the Premier League's 10 - year attendance record in their clash against Bournemouth fell 2,600 fans short with Spurs only filling 81.67 % of Wembley Stadium (73,502 was the official attendance figure) for their clash with Burnley.

Predictions: Juventus has started the season with 100 % record at home in the opening 5 league games but they have been underwhelming against the bigger sides and Napoli will be aware of that.

In comparing their computational predictions against the actual historical record provided by the Metaphor Map of English, researchers found that their models correctly forecast about 75 percent of recorded metaphorical language mappings over the past millennium.

In order to understand how El Niño responds to various climate forces, researchers test model predictions of past El Niño changes against actual records of past ENSO activity.

Similarly, it can be useful to benchmark climate models against the observed record to establish some sort of reasonable initial state for future predictions.

DeBuys finds that things will be fine for the 3.5 million people who currently depend on this water for daily use as long as (1) predictions of climate change models prove groundless, (2) the kind of droughts documented by tree rings and other records of past climate disruptions don't occur, and (3) the cities of central Arizona don't grow so much that they consume their agricultural buffer, their main protection against uncertain years ahead.

Once people see the record of the past as an estimate or more precisely as a PREDICTION of what should have been recorded, then the next step is clear: create your estimates (predictions) with a reduced dataset, and then test your prediction against heldPREDICTION of what should have been recorded, then the next step is clear: create your estimates (predictions) with a reduced dataset, and then test your prediction against heldprediction against held out data.