Sentences with phrase «single data point»

Extreme overreactions overemphasize the single data point, while disregard places less emphasis on the single data point than is warranted.

Limitations include the nonrandomization of participants the predominately female participants which limits the generalizability of findings, and the use of a single data point.

This is because one is far more likely to be accurate and form opinions free from various cognitive biases (such as confirmatory bias) when looking at converging data rather than a single data point since unitary data points are far more likely to result in inaccurate and biased inferences and conclusions.

In a precedent based legal system, a single data point may be all that you need, and in general, the goal of legal analytics tools is to help lawyers find the data points that are most relevant and meaningful.Though sensationalistic articles about robot lawyers might try to convince you otherwise, legal analytics tools don't eliminate the need for case law research.

As you're well aware, a single data point can almost never tell the whole story.

If all the points fall within the 2 - sigma limits, then no single data point is evidence of inconsistency.

And even if it were in the data as a single data point, it would be smoothed out at this data scale.

[Response: For a single data point you should use the standard deviation, but for a model parameter you should use the standard error.]

That way, each station has one single change, and there is no need to go back and «adjust» every single data point for TOBS.

How can one single data point (the average growth for the observation period) correlate with a series of data points (annual growths)?

His assertion of lower sea - levels in the crusader period is based on a single data point which is immediately preceded by another that is significantly above sea level.

If Trenberth's missing heat existed, hiding away the vast evils of global warming for some future date, then the sea level rise should be greatly accelerating - and no, a single data point isn't going to cut it to prove such a trend.

A single data point can be be used to represent millions of square kilometers.

While bending over backwards to stress that, due to natural variation, a single data point that is not as ominous as it could have been in an ideal world does not mean there's nothing to worry about, the BBC is entirely reliant on ignoring that very same natural variation in order write something — anything — about the latest installment from the NSIDC.

The Hurst coefficient of the average is about the same as the average of the Hurst coefficients... which is only a single data point, but which makes the statement that «Weather is chaotic, climate is not» less probable for modeled weather and climate...

Note that what you are doing here is much worse than just throwing out a single data point... You are also throwing out the part of the trend.

Just a single data point.

A single data point is very poor compared to the tests that have been done to validate the laws of gravity.

From 1994 to the present, not one single data point is below the mean.

The problem with this obsessive focusing on one single data point out of 365, is that there is a lot of short term, weather driven variability that can affect the exact timing and size of the minimum in ice coverage.

This seems to include station histories as short as a single data point.

The transform of the spreadsheet is linear with respect to the value of each of the raw data points as a change by an amount y of a single data point changes the output values by an amount that is y times the change caused by amount 1 in the single data point.

Here, delta.r2 = r2, since a perfect fit to a single data point can be obtained by varying the parameters, implying minr2 = 0.

As I said in that earlier article, when the media posits a trend, demand a trendline, not just a single data point.

That was based on a single data point, a few years ago, that was subsequently corrected.

That paper provided a single data point (commitments as of 2009), but lacked the context perhaps most important to policymakers: how these committed emissions have changed over time.

Sanjong Thapa, a single data point (snow in Michigan this year) proves nothing, yet it is a frequent tactic of climate change deniers (I don't know if you are one) to throw one out as if it is meaningful.

This is just a single data point based on our experience, but I found banks much stingier in approving credit cards in Canada.

In this blog post, I'd like to look at a single data point that Amazon gave us on December 26, 2013.

There's not a single data point from the last two years that suggests readers are gullible or sheep or stupid or impressionable or lack power.

Just as a single data point, I'll admit that I simply won't pay more than $ 10 for an ebook, no matter how much I like the author.

This is great news for those of us who tire of a single data point representing a complex system.

No single data point constitutes a complete picture or establishes a trend.

Marblehead is a single data point that by itself proves nothing.

«It's a mistake to draw firm conclusions from a single data point, especially when students, parents and educators want the conversation... to go far beyond labeling them with a score based on unproven and disruptive standardized tests,» she said.

But a single data point can lie on any curve.

A single data point is not indicative of a problem because healthy children come in all sizes.

It's tough to define what constitutes a large favorite, but you can see that it has been more profitable to back large favorites on the runline at nearly early single data point.

When focusing on the day's most heavily bet games, the return on investment increased at every single data point.

In these heavily bet games, the return on investment (ROI) improved significantly at every single data point.

It's not a single data point.

You can not calculate probability based on a single data point.

There is a single data point standing out on the table below.

You could pick any single data point that aligns with your current positioning and build your narrative around it to make yourself feel better about your investment stance.

Vanguard cautions against focusing solely on a single data point in investment decisions.

You never overreact to a single data point,» said Bank of England Governor Mark Carney.

Sampling in this way means that single data points are recorded 1,000 — 2,000 times per second.

Alone, these activities are meaningless single data points.

There is less excuse for the media that likes to use single data points, e.g. one storm, to «prove» long term climate trends.

Not exact matches

The $ 80 - a-month starting point makes Verizon's unlimited plan costlier than T - Mobile One, which starts at $ 70 a month for a single line, and Sprint's unlimited data plan, which normally costs $ 60 a month.