Sentences with word «reweighting»

Moreover, the RBA explained that «inflation has been revised a little lower over the forecast period to allow for the upcoming reweighting of the CPI in the December quarter.»

Using reweighting techniques to correct body mass index scores (BMI), she finds that the average BMI of pre-pregnant women in India is 19.5 percent and the fraction of women who begin pregnancy underweight is 42.2 percent.

inflation has been revised a little lower over the forecast period to allow for the upcoming reweighting of the CPI in the December quarter

What does it look like if you took the closest thermometer readings to those 18 proxies, reduced the time resolution, and then reweighted them to match the area represented by the proxies in the reconstruction?

So - called smart beta is an extra twist, tracking an index by reweighting it or using other objectives.

No one commodity can comprise less than 2 % or more than 15 % of the index, and no group can represent more than 33 % of the index (as of the annual reweightings of the components).

(if abstentions more complicated, as have to reweight everyone)

These data have been subject to minor reweighting to the share of the vote in recent GB, Scottish and Welsh opinion polls, and then linked to the 2010 constituency results in order to estimate constituency - level change in vote shares.

Coffey's reweighting analysis found that only 16.5 percent of women there are underweight before pregnancy, and the average pre-pregnancy BMI is 2 points higher than women in India, at 21.5.

Markram and Modha have included reweighting using mathematical models of Hebbian synaptic plasticity.

At the same time, reweighting certain criteria to better predict a particular outcome often means that other outcomes can't be predicted as well.

This allows for operational restrictions that hedge funds may enforce on reweighting frequencies.

The fund seeks to enhance yield by sourcing and reweighting subcomponents within the short end of the U.S. Aggregate fixed income universe, while maintaining similar risk characteristics.

As a core building block of a portfolio, we focus on well - established marketplaces, not sector funds (such as technology) or indexes based upon a fashionable, «flavor - of - the - month» thinking, such as a quant method of reweighting stocks.

What is being reweighted at the Armory Show and elsewhere in this time of extremes in shifting worldview are the vast permutations of abstract painting and sculpture.

Reweighting Information: For executives who already have board experience, most likely you listed that information near the end of the resume in your pursuit of corporate roles.

He then annually reweighted his two lists, and ran this portfolio of «growth» and «value» over a period of 52 years, ending in December 2003 (shortly before the third edition of his book was published in 2005).

As a concession, it suggests there could be a limit on how low party funding for the minor parties could go to prevent them being crippled by a 19 % cut and reweighting of the formula.

I think I may need to reweight a bit after reading this, I am too heavy in equities!

Readers who have been baffled by offhand references to «reweighting» and «benchmarks» will be relieved to see these terms explained, along with an explanation of just how big a deal the census is.

The firm plans to accelerate the reweighting of its portfolio by cutting prices, launching new products and tapping new channels to market, such as online and the hospitality, cafe and restaurant trade, to restore sales growth.

Yet Nigel observes that YouGov «do not even prompt for UKIP when asking voters how they intend to vote», as though this is an obvious mistake, and criticises Populus for their «farcical levels of reweighting and rejigging», as though their methodology had been deliberately designed to do his party down.

He used a blog to call for schools to be held accountable for «all pupils who spend time with them», and for a school's GCSE results to be reweighted to include any grades obtained in other schools by pupils who have left.

My theory is that was when they reweighted the weekly sales stats.

Our focus is how an institutional investor might reweight their hedge fund portfolio over time based on the performance of the underlying funds.

We reweight our portfolios yearly, and adjust weightings only after the full advance notice period and lockups of each fund have expired.

The index is reweighted every day, and, during the day, it is reweighted every minute.

the average difference is 0.12 %, and probably reflects some reweighting between the two indexes.

On the off - chance readers get the idea we have a soft spot in our hearts for the nation's capital and played favourites, we shuffled the data a bit and used a tool to reweight our scoring system to see if Ottawa would be dislodged.

Portfolio rebalancing might be required because of a change in asset prices or because you desire to change your target asset allocation (reweighting).

The reweighting is perhaps a reflective balm for the unspooled, which seems to be most of us at this time, and appears throughout the latest incarnation of the show on the piers.

It will also help you reweight your skills and include the right keywords on your resume in order to appeal to those specific opportunities.

Most likely, information needs to be reweighted and job descriptions need streamlining.

More specifically, when reinventing your career, you must «reweight» the information you include on your résumé to be more relevant to your new objective.

Among the most significant changes in the new rules: Credits have been reweighted to give additional points for building systems and materials that contribute more directly to greater energy efficiency or lower carbon emissions.