So my prediction, a bold prediction around recurring revenue bundles ... Is ridonkulous.
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This has been a rough year for pollsters and pundits, with prediction after prediction going painfully awry.
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While Moore's prediction that Trump would win now looks prescient, his new prediction looks far more unlikely.
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"The prediction of space weather is 40 or 4303 years behind the prediction of terrestrial weather," says Christian.
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Biden's prediction and Obama's prediction have the some underlying logic: that Republicans' hostility to Democrats is personality-based.
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The prediction silliness was prevalent during the primaries with such classics as this prediction of a Clinton-Sen.
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In a way, the prediction makes fMRI a cleaner science: Either a prediction is true or it is not.
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What makes this criminal subculture so enduring despite bust after bust and prediction after prediction that the party is over?
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This prediction comes with some caveats, as Socas-Navarro himself points out:Obviously, this extrapolation should not be viewed as a prediction.
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Last year's prediction is the blue line, the black line is what happened, and the orange line is this year's prediction.
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Its Climate Prediction Center predicted a 70 percent chance of La Niña forming, and folded that prediction into its Winter Weather Outlook.
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They want to be clear that the Fed's prediction about the pace of rate increases depends on its prediction about economic growth.
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From the beginning, you need to clearly identify the input query, the prediction output and what qualifies as a good or bad prediction.
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When prediction-error signals arose, the brain had to weigh two competing accounts of what was happening: the prediction and the new information.
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These services include: weather forecasting; climate prediction; natural hazard assessment, prediction, and response; and environmental management, including air quality forecasting and land use assessment.
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"Underlying the whole conversation about algorithms was this assumption that algorithmic prediction was inherently superior to human prediction," Julia Dressel, the paper's co-author, told Wired.
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I'll also probably need prediction #1 to come true for these kinds of returns to happen, so in some ways this is a two-part prediction.
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If we want to figure out whether the prediction market concept works, we should try it with prediction markets that are more like the stock market.
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With this second model, and the prediction of the most likely figure for the adjusted national popular vote from the first model, we could make a prediction.
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How do we win the most lucrative prediction products, so that not only are we predicting the future, but really increasingly, our prediction products are equal to observation.
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Because the prediction analysis was conducted after the data collection was finished, that's "bound to give one an inflated estimate of prediction accuracy," he says in an email.
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The prediction is an annual tradition for the Madden franchise, which has picked the Super Bowl winner successfully nine times out of 12 years the prediction has been run.
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Will -- prediction -- will the IG do his job?
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And don't forget your booties, 'cause according to this year's groundhog prediction, it's according to this year's prediction, it's gonna be cold out there every day for another six weeks.
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So it's frustrating that the presidential prediction markets — the most visible, most-traded efforts at making prediction markets happen on a large scale — don't seem so great at their jobs.
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In February, the World Health Organization offers a prediction — based on surveillance and laboratory and clinical studies — and then each country uses that prediction to approve vaccines in its jurisdiction.
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We try to find places in the UI where we can introduce prediction without shifting the entire UI to be prediction-based because then it completely compromises muscle memory and whatnot.
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The people were then asked to provide a positive (will recidivate) or negative (will not recidivate) prediction; evaluations of the same offender were pooled and the prediction determined by majority rule.
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" May pardon Sheriff Joe Arpaio: "I'll make a prediction.
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So it's gonna have a ... This is my prediction.
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Check out the vid ... he makes a BOLD prediction.
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When the brain makes a prediction that isn't immediately borne out by what the senses relay back, Friston believes, it can minimize free energy in one of two ways: It can revise its prediction—absorb the surprise, concede the error, update its model of the world—or it can act to make the prediction true.
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COSMIC-2, a clutch of six spacecraft that, once up and running, are expected to improve weather prediction computer models on short time scales, making hurricane and extreme weather prediction more accurate.
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The plot map did not take into account critical factors that determine a more accurate prediction of the trajectory of the storm's path and is not considered to be a meteorological prediction.
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Akinosun will make good on her collegiate prediction in December, and she'll officially make good on her Olympics prediction next Friday, August 12th, when she steps onto the blocks for the 100 meter.
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That prediction was borne out two years later by a group in Denmark, which was sequencing DNA from a 24,000-year-old human in Siberia, and found a perfect match to this prediction.
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To watch all of the original prediction videos, click here.
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But I'm sticking with "The Big Short" as my prediction.
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I work on the prediction problem of what's everyone doing?
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Frey's prediction comes amid a boom in artificial intelligence research.
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As we look back, this prediction proved to be true.
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Prediction time, who do you think the president will pick?
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Prediction Two: Arya will ride the heck out of Westeros.
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He isn't making an analytical prediction about the stock market.
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Oddly specific prediction: The team struggles to score early on.
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" Her forecast: "I am so out of the prediction business.
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The figures are at the upper end of analyst prediction.
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Using prediction error worked, but it had a big flaw.
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More tips here, courtesy of the U.S. Storm Prediction Center.
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But, by evoking Kurzweil's prediction, Gocker's aims are altogether different.
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Forstall's prediction to the iPhone team would be borne out.
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Oddly specific prediction: Victor Hedman finally wins the Norris Trophy.
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Again, he did not make any prediction about bin Laden.
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Meteorological prediction and administrative preparation have improved beyond all recognition.
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BECKY QUICK: Would you all agree with that same prediction?
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I change my previous prediction... Vanessa takes the whole competition.
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"What is your prediction on an early slashing" of benefits?
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So what happens when a model makes a wrong prediction?
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Eliminating prediction from policing would produce an entirely reactive force.
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I think, if you give me ... Is that a prediction?
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Everyone was wrong in their prediction that we [wouldn't] win.
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But here's an ongoing outright prediction failure on my part.
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Brace yourselves, because I'm about to make a witchy prediction.
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And why should they try, based on a prediction alone?
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Traffic prediction models are based on this seemingly reasonable assumption.
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Obviously, Jim's prediction was correct: they wed in July 2003.
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That's a personal prediction, by the way; Apple wouldn't say.
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That's one of the hopes experts hold about prediction markets.
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The idea behind prediction markets is that wisdom trumps irrationality.
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The collapse of Intrade did not annihilate prediction markets, though.
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That data was reportedly used to build a prediction model.
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"We are looking at new ways of prediction," added Sharma.
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Prediction 6: Jay Z will make an appearance on stage.
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For every prediction users make correctly, they are awarded points.
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We'll find out soon enough if Wheeler's prediction is accurate.
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Prediction markets believe Powell is likely to be the nominee.
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The WMO's report Thursday adds more fuel to that prediction.
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So I will make a prediction: This bill will pass.
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And despite her therapist's earlier prediction, Edwina Kirby did improve.
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But her prediction also calls for a relatively mild recession.
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Prediction: Lynels are going to be terrible in this mode.
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Once again, a wild prediction turned out to be true.
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My prediction: this is going to be a weird one.
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Wouldn't it be great if that last prediction really happens?
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However, the same prediction expects Democrats to flip the House.
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OUR PREDICTION: Jamaica, Cuba, and Barbados to legalize in 2026.
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That's a prediction, along with your win of the week.
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He also suggested CNBC features analysts with poor prediction records.
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Prediction: Celebrities chimed in with their own holiday season predictions.
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There are only two ways to make a reliable prediction.
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He conceded, though, that the prediction was not entirely implausible.
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"This is not a prediction," the CNN political contributor said.
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In the 12 years that followed, his prediction came true.
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I don't have a prediction about when they'll show up.
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The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla.
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I don't even want to try and make a prediction.
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Finally, Lobov gave his prediction for the main event showdown.
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Email in if you have a prediction that's worth sharing.
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The safest prediction is that reality will outstrip our imaginations.
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Still, there's a more cynical explanation for her mother's prediction.
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Hope is not a prediction that things will go well.
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South Korea offers solid evidence for that prediction so far.
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By comparison, prediction markets are small and not very lucrative.
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By and large, that prediction has proven to be correct.
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"I want to make a prediction for you," Bezos said.
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"Prediction Machines" by Ajay Agrawal, Joshua Gans, and Avi Goldfarb
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The night before, the congressman issued a prediction of sorts.
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No, this is not a prediction of a minor correction.
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Continuing to do so is one prediction we can guarantee.
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Gather 'round kids, it's NBA PREDICTION TIME WITH LAVAR BALL!!!
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Seemingly random events were becoming open to prediction and alteration.
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New Census Bureau figures appear to confirm my prediction — mostly.
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The polling bears out Mr. Heye's prediction of a backlash.
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The polling bears out Mr. Heye's prediction of a backlash.
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That's my prediction, given the rapidly unfolding events in Ukrainegate.
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Final unthinkable prediction: Uber will buy its main competitor, Lyft.
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Asked to make a prediction for the fight, Mayweather demurred.
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DIW also raised its 2019 growth prediction to 1.9 percent.
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Another unthinkable prediction: What if Uber buys its competitor Lyft?
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That, anyway, is the prediction increasingly baked into financial markets.
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This prediction may or may turn out to be accurate.
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Prediction: In 2022, two stars will collide into one another.
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In summary, it is a question of results versus prediction.
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But maybe the prediction is still ahead of its time.
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Your prediction for the midterms, then I'll let you go.
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In 23.6 and 22017, 24.4 percent was the main prediction.
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But when it comes to weather prediction, America lags behind a European prediction model that does a better job at telling us how warm or cold it will be three to 10 days out.
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"But that prediction was controversial, and at the time we did not have flu incidence data at the city level that could be used to see if the prediction was true," he tells me.
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If that's true, it's a big win: A lot of the legal and logistical barriers to prediction markets will go away if prediction aggregators that don't involve betting money can achieve the same thing.
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There are more players in the mix with a lot of expertise, and the threat environment is beginning to show patterns that make prediction and even automated prediction something we can do every day.
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Free energy, as Friston defined it, was roughly equivalent to what Clark called prediction error; and the brain's need to minimize free energy, or minimize prediction error, Friston believed, drove everything the brain did.
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"This is the first time that anyone has combined so many elements into one breast cancer prediction tool," said the study's lead author, Antonis Antoniou, Professor of Cancer Risk Prediction at Cambridge in a statement.
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What is your prediction for the next thing ... VR and stuff?
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The more scientists learn about volcanoes, the better their prediction models.
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President Donald Trump's lunchtime prediction to broadcasters on Tuesday was right.
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"In the third step, you actually do the prediction," Ott said.
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Prediction science to assess risk is an exciting and vibrant field.
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The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma, keeps watch for tornadoes.
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The Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland, monitors heavy rains.
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The first part of one Twitter user's prediction is hauntingly accurate.
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This week has shown that that prediction was only half right.
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Bonus: Ric gives his WrestleMania 34 prediction for Charlotte Flair vs.
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My prediction, he ain&apost going to talk, just a guess.
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Plume Labs has been working on pollution prediction for a while.
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Manning's prediction "came out of pure theory, pure thought," he said.
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Prediction One: Arya Stark will add Daenerys to her kill list.
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And I&aposm sure -- my prediction is that it will be.
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Here's Reed's prediction from 2013: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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Last year it began testing a flood prediction tool for India.
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It's a powerful prediction that's also very hard to model mathematically.
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Only this time, you make them pay for your third prediction.
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I make that prediction," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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"Earthquake prediction is like cancer treatment in the 60s," Piersanti said.
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It is growing to 2000% is our prediction for the year.
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My prediction is that we will do that in the future.
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The paper also benefits from prediction being easier after the event.
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The prediction -- like others before it -- has not come to pass.
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But the second prediction is the further Americanisation of British politics.
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One bold prediction Sansa and Dany are going to be BFFs.
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The next recession my prediction is will be shallow and short.
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Lozos's study also means that current prediction models may be wrong.
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Online prediction market sites also have Clinton as a huge favorite.
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We're going into a world of prediction, prevention, [and] individualizing medicine.
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While it's no yearbook quote prediction, it is still admirably close.
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Prediction: Who the hell knows with the new loan shark owner?
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According to odds makers and prediction markets, he's the best bet.
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But journalists and pundits can't help treating it as a prediction.
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"My prediction is that they won't go away," Kaplan told me.
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Axios AM prediction: Susan Collins will be added to the table.
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In 1989, two MIT artificial intelligence researchers made a terrifying prediction.
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That prediction became a certainty when I took my first bite.
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Crawford said that this prediction is still looking to be true.
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And MogAI cannot take that into account when making its prediction.
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Overall, the industry did not demonstrate particularly impressive powers of prediction.
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Since their participants were in a prediction tournament, that was easy.
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But the film's prediction, made in 235, never quite came true.
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"First round knockout," he shouted when asked for his fight prediction.
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You have lots of company, according to Google's search prediction feature.
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Naturally, each data point, equation, model, and prediction informs myriad others.
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But what fun is speculation without the occasional long shot prediction?
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What is more, Ms Yellen's prediction is beginning to come true.
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Nathaniel Rich, that constitutes a prediction so incredible as to be
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Prediction: Gannett's hostile takeover attempt is not long for this world.
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If that prediction comes true, Nakamoto would have around $100 billion.
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Prediction: In 2017 men's watches are going to get small … again.
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Canalys' forecast agrees with this prediction, if not the exact numbers.
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His prediction came to fruition during the September 2008 financial crisis.
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Trump has, once again, proven that Clinton's prediction was spot on.
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By and large, the prediction markets they analyze involve small bets.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report has shifted its prediction for Rep.
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Trump earlier Friday tweeted a prediction that Biden would defeat Sen.
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Today's prediction comes just hours before the crucial first presidential debate.
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Given the tenor of the argument, that was a fair prediction.
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Bold Prediction Alert: Ty Lue Won't Survive This How can he?
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The same offenders were also processed in COMPAS's recidivism prediction engine.
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That prediction is a best-case scenario, not without its caveats.
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Warren didn't come anywhere close to that sort of rosy prediction.
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In the primaries on Tuesday, Mr. Sanders's prediction wasn't quite right.
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It was above $6 billion at the time of the prediction.
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De Blasio said he agreed with the surgeon general's grim prediction.
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Artificial intelligence is a technology of low-cost prediction and discovery.
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My prediction: An epochal change, the likes of 1932 and 1980.
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Prediction is dangerous: but The Hobbit may well prove a classic.
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You're making this bold prediction that nobody will go to Harvard.
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When I spoke to Lieberman in May, she made a prediction.
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However, some people think that prediction is not going to happen.
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He later lowered his prediction to 100,000 Model 3s in 2017.
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Speaking of Pelosi, my prediction is that she's marshaling her forces.
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At least what I see happening ... And this is a prediction.
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Soooo ... Larsa's prediction here about Jordyn's future seems absolutely dead-on.
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" His prediction came with a caveat: "But it's no small undertaking.
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All right, so I'm going to ask for a prediction, Jon.
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Lynceus is building the world's most reliable manufacturing quality prediction software.
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Is a statement like that simply a worry, or a prediction?
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Is going to move ... This is your prediction, our next segment.
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Elsewhere, the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla.
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Harada settled on a prediction: Raiders over the Patriots, 31-28.
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This warning wasn't just a prediction; it was based in observation.
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For 97 minutes, Klopp's prediction seemed like it would be fulfilled.
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But it's not very good, generally a prediction of the future.
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Here's what analysts are prediction for Amazon's fourth-quarter earnings report:
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Until we do, prediction markets are potentially another channel for misinformation.
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Usually, the hobbyists are enough — prediction markets actually do pretty well!
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The fact prediction markets are unprofitable isn't itself a big deal.
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Sanders has a significant edge in the prediction markets as well.
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Wild prediction: The Knicks will win between 35 and 40 games.
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Why does Mr. Munroe say that this is a "bold prediction"?
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He also suggested that CNBC features analysts with poor prediction records.
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Diamond hopes that evolutionary prediction will lead to smarter conservation choices.
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Prediction: Thunder go 2-0, with a narrow win in Miami.
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Then, describe your drawing and explain what evidence supports your prediction.
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Bonus prediction: This is a great time to be a creator!
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I recommend regulating the use of personal data for prediction products.
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You should ignore any prediction that's based on these dummy models.
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"Any prediction about the future now would be speculative," he said.
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However, this is more of a thought experiment than a prediction.
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MC: My prediction for 2020 is the death of the notch.
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The Borg are a fantasy of totalitarianism, not a technological prediction.
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"I'm going to make a prediction," Cuban told AOL in 2017.
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The Le Monde report did not mention a second round prediction.
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It did not take long for McKim's prediction to come true.
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This eye-popping prediction comes from meteorologist Ryan Maue of weathermodels.com.
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The BAML note presents two prediction measures that suggest different results.
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And last one, just to ask: Your Best Picture winner prediction?
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Sketchbook An illustrated prediction of the book world's next big frontier.
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But the question is what happens when that prediction is false.
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But experts have been making that prediction for half a century.
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"Health prediction functionality is still in the baby phase," he said.
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A word of caution should come with any prediction, of course.
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Election prediction firms rate it as either "likely" or "leans" Democratic.
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As a result, the true measure of whether Google searches are valuable in forecasting primary votes is whether a blend of Google data and prediction-market prices yields more accurate results than prediction markets alone do.
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That is the verdict of the "Keys to the White House," a historically based prediction system that I developed in collaboration with Vladimir Keilis-Borok, founder of the International Institute of Earthquake Prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics.
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The program will provide similar prediction and mitigation abilities for solar weather.
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There ought to be an effective answer to such a gloomy prediction.
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That is up from a 6.5 percent mid-July prediction for 2016.
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But the biggest prediction Green ever made has only just come true.
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Rentfrow is careful to qualify the report's prediction of possible personality impacts.
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Clickbait wins when a click prediction is part of the auction economics.
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The Attorney General's prediction is predicated on a fundamental misunderstanding of DFS.
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Supercomputers are used for scientific research, including medical treatments and weather prediction.
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So the Standard Model prediction fits comfortably in what they actually observed.
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That doesn't look like such a great prediction in retrospect, does it?
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It's not a prediction, but it's something that fits with the theory.
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The former was a prediction; the latter was an attempt at influence.
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"But that's going the wrong way — it's hindsight, not prediction," Srivastava said.
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Adeyoola's prediction is an entire disintermediation of the retail manufacturing supply chain.
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So, now add botnets to the mountain of challenges of Trump prediction.
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But it could also be an example of a classic prediction scam.
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Fourteen years later, that prediction in Atkins v Virginia looks about right.
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But overall, the game of recession prediction is fool's play, he said.
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You can track all of the markets on the Political Prediction Market.
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My Fallout prediction is, to be transparent, coming entirely from the gut.
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The timing of this prediction may be ironic given Jawbone's expected shutdown.
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Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo made a similar prediction back in July.
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It is a prediction that Shotwell has made for SpaceX before, though.
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I'll make a prediction: I think he's going to be just fine.
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Rutherford's prediction was 'never' and the truth was about 16 hours later.
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" On election prediction models: "The reason the market is a little nervous.
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And so, and I think that that prediction, sadly, has come about.
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However, unlike Gall's research, this algorithm focused on a retrospective, single prediction.
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Well, it's only May, and it looks like the prediction panned out.
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Gross made the stunning prediction through the firm's Twitter account Tuesday afternoon.
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The author's prediction of monsters and demons turns out to be optimistic.
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They want to be aware of what's happening and they want prediction.
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After all, here we are, basically living in a Douglas Adams prediction.
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The ultimate prediction marketplace for the races and issues that matter most.
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The data was provided by Patrick Marsh of NOAA's Storm Prediction Center.
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I'm limiting my prediction to the region of my greatest academic expertise.
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A new report from Bloomberg is the latest to follow this prediction.
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Uber is in the prediction business, but it wants to get better.
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"Extinction 2112 is coming, that's my prediction," he said at one point.
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Death prediction is an emerging field in medical technology and artificial intelligence.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio offered a different prediction in a news release.
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Punxsutawney Phil announced his prediction in front of a crowd of thousands.
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Bonus prediction that is oddly specific: Fleury gets pulled in Game 1.
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Yet the forecast also illustrates the limitations of making an accurate prediction.
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The scenarios should not be considered a prediction or forecast, CMHC said.
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Then, in a Facebook direct message, Orville gave me the third prediction.
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Prediction No. 3: Those who disobey Orville the Orb will be destroyed.
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"We are currently working on a prediction model," van de Graaf said.
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To be fair, an average-growth prediction also misses 100% of recessions.
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If the contestant's pick matches the audience's prediction, the contestant gets $10,000.
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Only time, of course, can tell whether this prediction will come true.
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Its prediction about the Senate bill is unlikely to fare much better.
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It is also a prediction about the enduring power of Trump's strategy.
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We decided to catch up with Gustafsson to chat about his prediction.
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But actually, one Black Mirror prediction just became vividly real at CES.
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The Simpsons updates its 2000 prediction of a Trump Presidency... #TheSimpsons pic.twitter.
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Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat, has made the same prediction.
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In a way, it's curious that the quake prediction world isn't bigger.
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It's not a new prediction, but it could be coming very soon.
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He previously made his prediction last month during another interview with CNBC.
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On the night of his execution last week, the prediction came true.
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Pascrell said at the time that the timeline was his personal prediction.
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Minimizing prediction error, in other words, was much bigger than it sounded.
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For starters, I'll be checking the prediction markets at PredictWise pretty frequently.
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Meteorologists at the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla.
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But if the account is read, how did they make this prediction?
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"I think it's way too early to make that prediction," said Sen.
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If not, how about a prediction on how it will come out?
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Here's our prediction for 2017, anyway: It's going to be fucking shit.
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"Some people really think we are a serious prediction account," Kay explains.
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I don't know how to make a prediction with respect to that.
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Bonus prediction that is oddly specific: I have made a terrible mistake.
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Then each country uses that prediction to approve vaccines in its jurisdiction.
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AlphaGo demonstrated a command of pattern recognition and prediction, keystones of intelligence.
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The latest prediction is a "modest" premium to the 10-year average.
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Matthew Ceslock, an equity trader with Virtu Financial, agreed with that prediction.
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Epically wrong This is the most infamous prediction tied to the law.
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Mr. Mnuchin's prediction, if true, would yield a substantially higher revenue loss.
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The stock is down more than 4% since that late-July prediction.
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The stock is down more than 21% since that late-July prediction.
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However, that prediction is worth about what you just paid for it.
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Looking back 50 years, it is clear that the prediction was wrong.
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That prediction turned out to be wrong, or at least wildly premature.
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Speed breeding can also be combined with gene editing and genomic prediction.
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My prediction is that Howard Schultz will not be our next president.
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But the prediction ranges are relatively wide, suggesting some uncertainty among analysts.
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"That kind of prediction is just too hard to do," he said.
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Andre Iguodala, in an interview over the summer, made a bold prediction.
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Denizens of and visitors to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania eagerly await the groundhog's prediction.
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He later walks back the remarks, saying it was not a prediction.
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My prediction for this amazing World Series is the 'Stros in 7.
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Make a prediction: What do you think will happen in the investigation?
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Mr. de Jesús justifies that prediction, and makes — who'd have thought it?
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Then the campaign started — and every prediction was turned on its head.
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The presidential prediction market has been a little zany all primary season.
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The city does not seem to want to test the professor's prediction.
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It's one prediction after another; one talking head after another after another.
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Export sales reports had so far provided little support for this prediction.
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There are some nonstop flights, according to the airfare prediction app Hopper.
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Defying all odds, he outlived that prediction by more than 50 years.
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It's the easiest prediction to make about Apple's 2020 plans right now.
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Still, his triumph, or the idea of it, was not beyond prediction.
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What are the legal liabilities if the machine makes the wrong prediction?
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The prediction turned out to be wrong, but he made money anyway.
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" Dr. Bastida had a dire prediction: "It will be an economic tsunami.
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"The prediction that high water was coming wasn't too concerning," Adams said.
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It is easy to map out how either prediction could be true.
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I think that is probably an accurate observation and prediction. Mm-hmm.
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They see a prediction about a prime minster and a pig, fulfilled.
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Here's a prediction: Health care will be a big story in 2020.
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J., has a prediction: The extremists in politics won't win the day.
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Rahm Emanuel, the Democratic mayor of Chicago, made a very different prediction.
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So it's a tremendous prediction, which I think is underrated by critics.
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They'd refined their safety assessment and prediction skills, sometimes through negative outcomes.
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Investors must remember that prediction markets, like polls, are not crystal balls.
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And during that time, if anything, Putin lived up to Romney's prediction.
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For one thing, Mnuchin should probably stay out of the prediction business.
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That meant when the time came to announce his successful prediction, all Gio had to do, if he was running a prediction scam, was delete all of his old incorrect Twitter predictions and retweet the old successful one.
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Early Tuesday, the Weather Prediction Center said the storm could be historic, but Rich Otto, lead forecaster at the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center outside of Washington, said that may have been going a bit too far.
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If you had to make one prediction for 2016, what would it be?
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Then it calculates how much reality corresponds to the prediction or falls short.
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This has been a constant prediction that has never actually been borne out.
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Reddit users took to the comments section to make sense of the prediction.
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With the newest weather satellite in orbit, prediction models will probably improve overnight.
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Other scholars are devising new approaches for election prediction, but they are untested.
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Still, Sur's prediction falls in line with other predictions for the next iPhone.
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NOAA's weather-prediction system is built by Cray, Dell (DELL) and IBM (IBM).
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"I don't think prediction is in any way viable at all," he said.
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I don&apost know if Justice Sotomayor&aposs prediction will come to pass.
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Even a prediction model that's 270 percent accurate would be of no use.
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So that's the first stage, and you'd get less variance in that prediction.
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The first generation of curious AI used "prediction error" to motivate the agent.
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The prediction is no more outlandish than others that have recently come true.
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Data-driven future prediction emerged around 1948 with the launch of RAND Corporation.
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He asks his boy and girl for a prediction before the countdown starts.
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Every time I made a prediction, something has come out of left field.
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Prediction: A factory chicken who's like, shockingly positive about living in a cage.
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Oddly specific prediction: Drouin hits the 60-point mark for the first time.
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Analysts that cover the company largely cheered its report and its profit prediction.
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Yet according to political prediction markets, Marco Rubio was the night's biggest winner.
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Well, I don't want to get into some dramatic prediction of this yet.
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The Simpson's prediction went viral on social media but was swiftly debunked Wednesday.
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First, he could restrain himself—a prediction often made, and never borne out.
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All existing works, however, perform only word classification, not sentence-level sequence prediction.
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It will be these decisions that determine whether Trump's prediction ultimately comes true.
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Now he has a prediction about the presidential race: Donald Trump will win.
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Image: Climate Prediction CenterAnd for the next three months, things are looking toasty.
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Mr Morneau quoted that prediction to justify a range of female-friendly policies.
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We'll hear whether that prediction is sound by the end of June 2018.
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Yeah, I think my prediction is it's only going to go up, right?
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But no matter how witty, the prediction could not have been more wrong.
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Then, it actually sells access to the prediction about you to an advertiser.
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Its platform enables individuals and companies to create prediction markets for any event.
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Unfortunately, that first prediction contained some district-level results we thought highly unlikely.
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To be sure, this is not a prediction of a new grand coalition.
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All right, Scott, any other prediction you want to make before we end?
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That's up 7.6 percent from Boeing's prior prediction for jet sales to China.
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Prediction: There seems to be a lot of smoke coming from St. Louis.
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Dias repeated his long-standing prediction that the talks would end in failure.
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This was exciting stuff, because it offered the potential to test Hawking's prediction.
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The risk-prediction model councils use for such assessments was introduced in 1988.
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Very few say they are doing anything to make that prediction come true.
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This prediction now matches more closely the revised estimations coming from South Korea.
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But Price has not pointed to any analysis that backs up that prediction.
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Any prediction made this far in advance is made with uncertainty, Klotzbach explained.
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Word prediction and keyboard layouts are available in English, Spanish, French and Dutch.
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Prediction: 23 million people would be enrolled in the ACA exchanges in 20133.
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Our prediction: The bill could squeak through, the small window of time willing.
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Let me be clear: This is not a dystopian fantasy or ominous prediction.
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Its presence has become a "firm prediction" of quantum chromodynamics, though, writes Ewerz.
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Brazil's immediate political future is so uncertain few analysts will venture a prediction.
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Now, some people will say that could be a prediction of a recession.
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"Long-range prediction is really the most useful for hurricanes," Lin told me.
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That was well ahead of Abecip's prediction of 16 percent growth for 2018.
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While last year was the game's best prediction, it was hardly a fluke.
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He was referring to a prediction that the yuan, could depreciate much more.
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" Christie's prediction will surely hold up: Rubio is in for an "interesting week.
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The Storm Prediction Center estimates that Thursday's conditions will affect 9.5 million people.
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Paul's chances for the nomination in CNN's Political Prediction Market at at 1%.
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Prediction No. 1: America will empower an orange being in November of 2016.
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This prediction came to me via my Outlook email inbox during his inauguration.
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But Gates's Cassandra-like powers of prediction were even sharper than she realized.
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In a prediction market, you buy bets on whether an outcome will occur.
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But real-world prediction markets haven't quite lived up to that potential — yet.
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And that "2019-2020" prediction just echoes the latest reports in the media.
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But these operations still fall far short of realising prediction markets' full potential.
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FiveThirtyEight has Clinton besting Trump this November in two other prediction samples, however.
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My prediction is that President Obama will pick someone quickly of impeccable credentials.
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The reason my prediction didn't come true is because, well, things were different.
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Apple of course also offers next-word prediction on the default iOS keyboard.
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She also has a prediction that I wholly agree with regarding Euron's plans.
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CNN's Political Prediction Market is an online game run by the company Pivit.
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It was a prediction that went against the prevailing idea at the time.
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Bottomless ShRIMP: Unlocking The Power of Synthesized Relationally Intuitive Modeling and Prediction 213.
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Of course, crowd prediction technology also has a variety of potential government applications.
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This is not a dramatic prediction of a distant future yet to come.
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We can't complain' Others I speak with agree with Al Mawsily's dire prediction.
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Additionally, NOAA's prediction is there could be between one and four major hurricanes.
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And we'll do a quick and dirty prediction from both of you guys.
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That meant that, at least for now, individual-level prediction is effectively impossible.
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But Tesla's beef with Consumer Reports goes well beyond this Model 3 prediction.
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" Speaking on "Outnumbered" Wednesday, Banderas said, "I'm going to make a 85033 prediction.
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Such a prediction is coming after a full decade of sub-target inflation.
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Summary/prediction: A compelling value proposition in a market that's hugely dislocated/inefficient.
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He acknowledged the wrongness of those early calls, but stood by his prediction.
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Belief in the correctness of prediction markets causes them to be too stable.
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But since that prediction, Obama's approval rating has ticked up to 52 percent.
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He was referring to a prediction that the yuan could depreciate much more.
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If Achilles' fourth prediction proves correct, Nigeria will qualify for the next round.
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"We need to take the word 'prediction' out of this business," he said.
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But if Gordon's prediction plays out and Goldman closes below $230 on Dec.
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The prediction was contained well into a 85033-page draft environmental impact statement.
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Prediction markets give the Democrats an 18 percent chance of taking the House.
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So of all the forecasts that got it wrong, my prediction that Mrs.
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"I was way off, clearly, with my prediction," he replied in an email.
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I said earlier that I wouldn't make a prediction, and this isn't one.
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Nevertheless, don't take this article as a prediction of an impending Trump victory.
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My intuition is always to start with the prediction markets — that's 81 percent.
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To make a prediction, we're going to use the same API Explorer functionality.
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Our prediction: You're going to love experimenting with your sign's new spring look.
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I ask Tea how it feels when a prediction she's made is successful.
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So not a prediction, but a thesis and I want you to respond.
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I picked Houston before the season started and I'm sticking with that prediction.
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Of course, Clinton surrogate John Podesta immediately jumped in to contradict McAuliffe's prediction.
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It means it now has better information on which to base its prediction.
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Take this as a rubber-stamped, fully ratified, officially sanctioned Premier League prediction.
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In 2009, heavy rains dampened a "barbecue summer" prediction by Britain's Met office.
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That may be a conservative prediction — given prospects for greater economic expansion ahead.
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There just isn't enough evidence or enough time to make a good prediction.
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And that should not be confused with a prediction that it'll actually happen.
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That was about as momentous a prediction as any scientist could ever make.
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Much of what A.I. does today can be thought of as a prediction.
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Aerospace offers a similar prediction: Sunday, give or take a couple of days.
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"We are very confident about our analyses, but it's a prediction," he said.
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What prediction does the article make about inflation and even higher interest rates?
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Geoff Berman, executive director of the state's Democratic Party, had his own prediction.
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Outlier prediction: Forbes magazine is betting that the breakfast cocktail will be big.
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E.T. Odds on prediction markets have slipped to around 66 percent, Goldman noted.
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Prediction works best when the testing is done in one very long session.
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He reasoned that this prediction had a 50 percent chance of being right.
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As for February, the Climate Prediction Center is forecasting above-normal temperatures here.
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Still, there is no question that Bobkowski has a good feel for prediction.
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Ms. Rae-Venter then turned to an eye color prediction tool on GEDmatch.
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They were an unwelcome prediction of Albert Einstein's theory of gravity, general relativity.
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They were an unwelcome prediction of Albert Einstein's theory of gravity, general relativity.
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Gail: Immediate prediction: Any simplification will become complicated before these people are through.
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At the risk of being predictable, let me offer a more pessimistic prediction.
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The prediction markets now consider her a clear favorite to win the nomination.
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The thing is, prediction markets were supposed to be smarter than the pundits.
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This was not the bravest prediction on our list, but it panned out.
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In September, Goldman Sachs analysts made a similar prediction about Apple TV+ accounting.
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He knows that the mere phrase "earthquake prediction" is taboo in many quarters.
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But prediction, as Yogi Berra once said, is difficult, especially about the future.
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That isn't a firm prediction of a decline because the future is uncertain.
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The inmate made the same prediction as Strauss: You'll probably get a three.
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Ultimately, my prediction is that Mayweather will try to put on a show.
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Former CDC Director Tom Frieden made this prediction: #COVID2000 will become a pandemic.
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This scene isn't a prediction of what might happen in some dystopian future.
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It came in below previous prediction of GDP growth of 2.2% to 2.8%.
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The analyst didn't mention the presidential election in November 2020 in his prediction.
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The day before the vote three months later, however, he made no prediction.
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Asked about Mr. Barkat's prediction, Palestinian diplomats in the United States were blunt.
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My prediction earlier this year of a rough 2019 is exactly what happened.
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So, I don't have any prediction about reversing or any other policy actions.
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The prediction is very similar to the Cassandra-like qualities of The Simpsons.
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The margin is too small for any prediction to be made with confidence.
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Make a prediction, and explain what made you think the way you did.
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For this learning to take place, both prediction and outcome must be measurable.
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For this, we need to know when a prediction is just a guess.
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Prediction: The Mariners mariachi party will get some blowback, if it hasn't already.
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The contest, the Critical Assessment of Structure Prediction, was not won by academics.
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Good prediction uses independent indicators and looks for common conclusions or divergent directions.
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He doesn&apost have a prediction and doesn&apost think he needs one.
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Prediction: Nine of the Capitals' 20163 series since 2008 have gone the distance.
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Ultimately, this enlightenment can arm us with higher quality information than prediction alone.
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My prediction rests on the belief that we are slowly making moral progress.
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However, it's important to note that this is a warning, not a prediction.
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Now, instead of trying to make sense of a black-box model for breast cancer prediction, which could help millions of patients across the globe, machine intelligence could provide a model that's entirely transparent about why it's generating that prediction.
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Price compared to July 2015: Down 1.9% USDA prediction for the rest of 2016: Down 0.5% to 1.5% Prediction for 2017: Up 0% to 1% In 2014, the Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus lowered the number of hogs available for production.
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"Her early work was tapping into a prediction of social media," Ms. Bonakdar said.
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A Pelosi aide noted this is the first time she's made such a prediction.
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This was the year that prediction felt like it was starting to come true.
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The median forecast in a May Reuters poll agreed with Williamson's prediction [ECILT/EU].
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There's certainly some self-interest in this prediction — New Fox doesn't compete with Netflix.
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Only time will tell, but I'm more confident about that prediction now than ever.
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That's the prediction of Morgan Stanley's Wilson: a flat S&P 500 for 2019.
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It gives you a good prediction of how games would perform on a device.
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But the one clear case where prediction and exact science have triumphed is astronomy.
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In 2017, I made a prediction that foldable phones had no chance of succeeding.
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And with Clark Haynes of Uber, he's on the prediction team for autonomous vehicles.
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With this ten year prediction, it's now just a game of wait-and-see.
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So sadly, after all we have learned, now we have Jerome Corsi&aposs prediction.
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It may have taken us 100 years since that prediction, but we did it.
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My prediction is that the pivot towards states will be durable at the grassroots.
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Friday's report confirmed that prediction, saying this fuel cycle should last until late 2017.
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Oddly specific prediction: The Capitals make the playoffs, face the Penguins, and beat them.
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Ezra Klein: Why don't we begin with the big prediction in your annual letter.
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Kai-Fu Lee gives his prediction for Google's future success in China #TCDisrupt pic.twitter.
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First I am sticking to my prediction of seeing $50 WTI by January 2017.
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As part of the new study, Nosek and his colleagues added a prediction component.
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Above, the men respond to Jesus's prediction that one among them will betray him.
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Prediction: A Westworld horse with its intelligence bumped up to like 6 or 7.
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Prediction: A stack of those VHS tapes that teachers put on when they're hungover.
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Oddly specific prediction: Parise scores 30 goals and makes me eat that last paragraph.
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Oddly specific prediction: McDavid becomes the league's first 73-point player in a decade.
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Our prediction: These Punch Pops will be nearly as addicting as the real thing.
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My prediction: The e-bike, a Ford GoBike Plus, will be in high demand.
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Punters now have a new option for such bets: Augur, an online prediction market.
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But because of the legal risk, private investors are reluctant to finance prediction markets.
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Uber's forecast was widely reported as a prediction of actual profits — not adjusted EBITDA.
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A month ago I made a dire prediction: the Swiss watch industry is doomed.
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I asked Olson to wager a prediction, and he (wisely) countered that it's complicated.
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This prediction comes from respected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo at KGI Securities via 9to5Mac.
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It had a prediction of $57 a ton from $52 a ton last year.
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Reich's prediction, in his book "Germany's Swelled Head", turned out to be completely wrong.
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Of course, until NBC reveals its fall schedule, this is all just a prediction.
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He says, there's no prediction of the future, there's no really subconscious protective circuitry.
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How She's Predicted To Die: Olivia, naturally, is the first to get a prediction.
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Porter emphasized that the 903-day prediction tool is more about long-term trends.
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This solar flare caused moderate radio blackouts, according to NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center.
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The most recent range marks the most precise prediction for re-entry so far.
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And With that, he drops a prediction of robot taxis being available in 2020.
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Autocorrect and text prediction will take all the keyboards into account as you type.
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His prediction is based on the number of shares outstanding in SPDR Gold Trust.
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Ted Cruz's odds for the Republican nomination have slipped in CNN's Political Prediction Market.
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With machine learning, either your prediction about brain behavior is correct or it's not.
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Timely prediction of flooding requires extensive data, something easily obtainable in urban, developed areas.
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My prediction is that her choice will serve her well in the 2018 election.
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The analyst also discusses his prediction for used car values in the coming years.
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Koechner gives his prediction on when the curtain will fall on the Trump presidency.
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That prediction has indeed come true in 2016, though in a markedly painful manner.
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CNN's Political Prediction Market is not to be confused with polls from real voters.
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His co-host at the time, Teresa Strasser, groaned as Carolla made the prediction.
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She's also making a bold prediction here about who'll be in the big game.
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But within each piece of that prediction is a promising marketing tech opportunity. Scalable.
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Everyone notices a bad prediction, whereas you get little credit for a good one.
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What is the point of prediction markets if all they forecast is the obvious?
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VS: How on earth did you craft this prediction about I.T. and Kyrie Irving?
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Prediction 5:The actual visuals are going to be amazing, and even overwhelmingly, colorful.
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All the same, Mr Sanders's prediction seems so unlikely as to be almost delusional.
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During the robbery, Donald Dundun killed a bodyguard—giving truth to Strangler Bob's prediction.
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" But Borges offered this prediction: "Kasich and Cruz won't end up as running mates.
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His prediction is manifesting itself today, perhaps earlier than even he could have known.
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If you doubt my prediction, please check my record over the last 7 months.
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The most surprising results came when researchers compared COMPAS to other kinds of prediction.
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Other prediction markets, such as PredictIt, showed an even larger move against Mr. Trump.
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It does not explain which facial features led to its prediction, the study said.
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Since that time, he has shot up to to the top of prediction markets.
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My wild prediction for the 2017 iPhone: Apple will drop current naming convention entirely.
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It's not a new prediction from Lutz, and it certainly has roots in reality.
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It led him to build GameOn, which offers simple prediction contests for everyday fans.
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Prediction markets give them a 78 percent chance of winning control, according to PredictWise.
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Her prediction is backed up by Google search data and other chefs' opinions, too.
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Here's a not so bold prediction: The Trump Library will not be in Philadelphia.
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Contrary to Nunez's prediction, Albanese never suggested that he and Thomas Kolman were lovers.
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For their successful prediction, Higgs and Englert shared the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physics.
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And my prediction that before the end of the year will reached fourteen hundred.
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It's important to note that this type of a model is not a prediction.
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Gail: But back to wading in the shallows — what's your prediction for New York?
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Random Denver Nuggets-Related Prediction The Nuggets probably aren't going to make the playoffs.
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Prediction is one of many APIs Google offers as part of its cloud platform.
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Bonus prediction that is oddly specific: Subban gets an overtime goal in the series.
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I never once questioned my confident prediction that Donald Trump would never become president.
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Because you have to make a prediction every week now, just so you know.
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So why did Canelo fail to fulfill Oscar's prediction of a knockout against Cotto?
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His prescient prediction came while stocks were on a march toward all time highs.
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Below are some simple approaches students can consider when designing their own prediction strategy.
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SUPERFORECASTING: The Art and Science of Prediction, by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner.
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Ms. Anderson's grim prediction of two months of darkness might be a bit pessimistic.
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He became the director of the university's Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms.
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Mr. Haddad's troubles began with the fortuneteller's prediction about Prince Mohammed and fast food.
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Anyway, biggest prediction — last question — will there be an Oxford/Cambridge in 50 years?
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I will say this, I don't know if you would call it a prediction.
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Dr. Deutsch and Mr. Penn compared it to the prediction from their computer model.
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There is a simple way of evading the doomsday prediction, one I mentioned above.
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I hope that my first prediction proves right, and that my second proves wrong.
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It wasn't a lucky prediction but rather a calculated assessment of Rome's political climate.
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But Mnuchin said he was simply giving a mathematical example, not making a prediction.
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Six years later, Bischoff's prediction came true in a eulogy by Gizmodo's Harrison Weber.
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Sometimes a prediction will align with what happens, because that is how chance works.
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No less harsh, in this prediction, will be history's judgment of those who abetted
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"The farther out from the original text we go, the less accurate the prediction."
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Prediction models that take into account state polling show Clinton shattering her previous ceiling.
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It based that prediction on the remarkable drop in the cost of solar power.
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Right now, the regulatory stance on election prediction markets is that they're illegal gambling.
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Wild prediction: I've always believed that Lonzo Ball is an All Star-level talent.
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Kelley has another prediction on Kate's tour style: she'll be wearing plenty of green.
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Prediction: Luka Doncic (Dallas Mavericks) Actual: Luka Doncic (Dallas Mavericks) Mea Culpa: None necessary.
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Benchmark Capital's Bill Gurley, a longtime venture investor, recently tweeted his unicorn doomsday prediction.
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The census prediction is based on at least five mistakes, all of them correctable.
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"I don't yet have a prediction on when that will be completed," Popp said.
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So I can't go along with your prediction, as inevitable as it may seem.
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The analyst who accurately called 2015's crude collapse is making a new prediction.
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He pooh-poohed the whole enterprise as mere statistical prediction, a glorified weather forecast.
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Prediction: Pelicans go 2-0, finish at 13-34 and clinch the 5th seed.
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Prediction: Spurs go 13-21, finish the season at 246-236, fall to seventh.
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That does not mean it is perfect, nor that every single prediction is correct.
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The Bundesbank halved its real GDP growth prediction for 2020 in December to 0.6%.
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That rosy prediction comes with a warning: Anything can happen to stock prices tomorrow.
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Bonus prediction: Another year of 8K hype with very little to show for it.
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Which is different, again, than an AI system that is just making a prediction.
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Warren, on "The View," offered her prediction for Bloomberg's strategy between now and then.
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So as you're writing, can Textio make a prediction of who's going to engage?
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Doomsday prediction aside, democracy is a tool that people use to make decisions together.
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The prediction comes on the heels of his spot-on bitcoin forecast for 2019.
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Trump allies will be crossing their fingers in the hope his prediction proves true.
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The airfare prediction app Hopper, for example, analyzed 303 million flight searches between Jan.
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William M. Lapenta, director of NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Prediction, College Park, Md.
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Until this prediction came true, many regarded it as the audacious predicting the outrageous.
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As Cunningham acknowledges, this prediction might take a few extra years to come true.
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One prediction in the presentation was Google might build an electronic medical-record system.
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" — COLBERT COLBERT: Steve Bannon "made a prediction for Trump's ongoing war with the media.
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But Bjerknes's key insight was that weather prediction could be framed as a hypothesis.
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Before he crunched the data, he asked 260 developmental psychologists to make a prediction.
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That prediction echoed what lieutenant and DoubleLine Chief Investment Officer Jeffrey Sherman told CNBC.
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In this way, the final price represents a collective prediction by the entire market.
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The trouble is, a "prediction" in particle physics is today little more than guesswork.
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Alba himself worries that the majority-minority prediction has become lodged in American thinking.
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That fits in well with his prediction that ecommerce is the place to be.
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Hans: I have stopped giving any prediction about the outcome of this ridiculous process.
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Warren's prediction of an economic downturn, however, goes beyond addressing middle-class economic anxiety.
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And the thing is — the naysaying prediction will be right most of the time.
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Wifo confirmed its prediction that Austrian economic output would increase by 1.7% this year.
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Given how bad they've looked lately, especially defensively, this may be my boldest prediction.
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But there's one prediction everyone agrees on: It will be a low-scoring game.
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What we're really seeing is an early prediction based on modeling from limited observations.
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Price compared to July 2015: Down 113% USDA prediction for the rest of 2016: Down 14% to 15% Prediction for 2017: Up 1% to 2% Compared to any other food category, eggs have seen the lowest price decrease from 2015: a whopping 29%.
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They did their study at one of the coolest tournaments in the world (if you care a lot about prediction markets and predictive accuracy): the IARPA Aggregative Contingent Estimation (ACE) tournament, where teams compete on their accuracy at prediction and estimation tasks.
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Well aware of past earthquake prediction failures, scientists are cautious when asked how much progress they have made using A.I. Some in the field refer to prediction as "the P word," because they do not even want to imply it is possible.
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The "prediction" is that there is no prediction to be made at this point because there is no consensus about either what problem is (or what problems are) most important to solve or — more tellingly — how "the GOP's principles" suggest solving such problems.
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In that case, genes correlated with running faster would yield a stronger prediction for success.
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The extent of what GWAS reveals is often explained in terms of prediction life outcomes.
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That would represent a gain of 11 percent over last year's prediction for $68 billion.
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That's based on a prediction Netflix CEO Reed Hastings made at an event this week.
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When Season 6 finished I made a prediction that Cleganebowl would happen in Season 7.
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The second is the more optimistic prediction of an average increase of 2.25 degrees Celsius.
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Temperature roller coaster In mid-December, the Climate Prediction Center put out its winter outlook.
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In revenue, the company beat the prediction of $27.903 billion, coming in at $227.90 billion.
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Twenty years ago, WIRED made a bold prediction: Cable modems are on the way out.
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"My prediction is that a lot of users will switch over to cash," Gangeskar said.
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Einstein's theory allows for a prediction of the size and shape of a black hole.
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If the prediction turns out to be off the mark, the theory may need rethinking.
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The U.S. National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center said in its monthly forecast on Sept.
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Trouble is, not every bird in an the election prediction coal mine is a canary.
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LIGO's discovery, announced in February, triumphantly vindicated Albert Einstein's 2150914 prediction that gravitational waves exist.
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Part of Douhet's prediction from almost a century ago is coming true before our eyes.
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Prediction Two-and-a-Half: Jon Snow will say "screw it" and become a wildling.
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Oddly specific prediction: They break through with the most successful playoff run in franchise history.
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Oddly specific prediction: Jake Guentzel goes five rounds too early in your office hockey pool.
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Mashable first covered the prediction, and it makes sense the more we think about it.
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Twitter's prediction of its future earnings was similarly seen as disappointingly low, according to CNBC.
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The most optimistic prediction was also more modest than at the start of the year.
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But the prediction would be that they enhance the availability of the nutrients in question.
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First of all, EIA's modeling is just modeling, not a prediction, much less a destiny.
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Elon Musk's Boring Company is once again making a bold prediction for an ambitious project.
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Seager was right -- her prediction was independently confirmed two years later using the Hubble telescope.
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Not only is a prediction scam incredibly simple, but it can be applied to everything.
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But bond yields are a prediction of what the Fed will do, not an instruction.
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The risk-prediction tool was found to consistently underestimate the health needs of Black patients.
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Bernie Sanders are both on the rise in Wisconsin, according to CNN's Political Prediction Market.
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His 2017 price target on the index is 2,340, a prediction which he calls conservative.
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The rosiest prediction, from Survation, a pollster, expects 82% of under-25s to turn up.
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According to the Maggy prediction above, Cersei is most in danger from her little brother.
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Prediction: A rat who somehow has a master key to every building in the city.
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That might seem like a long-odds prediction, but it's good to consider outlier possibilities.
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The best-known prediction comes from Christopher Scotese, a geologist at the University of Texas.
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All of the major prediction think tanks are rating the race as a toss-up.
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And because prediction markets measure expectations, they rise only when a candidate outperforms these expectations.
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Bold prediction from Achilles the cat: #Russia will win its first match against Saudi Arabia.
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Microsoft has added a new touch keyboard with text prediction, and quicker access to emoji.
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Their prediction for the label's next sellout item: light-hued, shearling-lined suede ankle boots.
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LEE: BUT YOU'RE MAKING A PREDICTION OF 3% GROWTH FOR THE END OF THE YEAR.
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Ted Cruz are almost tied for the Republican nomination, according to CNN's Political Prediction Market.
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Why it matters: Baron's prediction is ultra-bullish, perhaps even for a 12-year forecast.
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Not all questions are required, but answering more questions improves the quality of the prediction.
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Here&aposs my prediction tonight: Kim Jong Un, well, he&aposs being a little petulant.
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Gibbs' prediction is based on the numbers from three previous elections when an "upset" occurred.
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Predict It is a real-money political prediction market, or a stock market for politics.
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Traditional approaches separated the problem into two stages: designing or learning visual features, and prediction.
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The big picture: NOAA's Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a "near normal" season this year.
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She described prediction markets more generally as an important data point for people to consider.
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Stox will be an "open source, Ethereum-based prediction market platform" according to the team.
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So it's ventilation, validation, and then the last part of it is prediction and preparation.
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Contrary to Ms Ackerman's prediction, responses were all over the scale for "Chloe dressed themselves".
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The federal Storm Prediction Center listed the incident on its website as a possible tornado.
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No, my prediction doesn't come from a stolen script or a source deep inside HBO.
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Those who trusted the pastor in his prediction are now calling for an explanation. 3.
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I think we need a newer model that represents the power of AI and prediction.
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To estimate this risk, The Economist has created a statistical prediction model for house prices.
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That was $92 million above Adobe's prediction, as retailers kicked off Black Friday sales early.
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They work with the NOAA and NASA to provide info for space weather prediction services.
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If the analysts prediction is correct, the iPhone SE will cost around $400 to $500.
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"The prediction of Siri is going way up," Cook said in a Washington Post interview.
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Meanwhile, private companies are increasingly jumping into the fray, seeing business opportunities in weather prediction.
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""This research cannot and does not provide a forecast or prediction for future climate change.
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But Messrs Mankiw and Mulligan showed that the CEA's prediction is at least logically possible.
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Furthermore, the cells responded differently after players learned whether their prediction was correct or not.
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The bank may update its expansion prediction next week, board chief Juan Jose Echavarria said.
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She has two favorites: the three-day perimeter projection, and the fire spread probability prediction.
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His prediction, of course, will likely only spur more Searchers to return to the wild.
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Because when it comes to health care, prediction offers new paths for treatment and prevention.
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My prediction is that he's still in the bowels of BPO, strapped to a table.
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At a conference hosted by the International Society for Astrological Research, astrologers explained their prediction.
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President Trump has made his Super Bowl prediction -- and SHOCKER -- he's going with Tom Brady.
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Now, Jeremy's prediction has come true -- and it puts him in a very precarious position.
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Real-world prediction markets are interesting, but they don't fully live up to that promise.
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Indeed, while I'm a fan of the concept, existing prediction markets are still pretty limited.
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Check it out below: Rise – The Prediction of Everything 4K from Kai Gradert on Vimeo.
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Besides the Apple Car prediction, Kuo also believes Apple could release AR glasses in 2020.
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Most algorithms model dynamic systems and return a prediction for a human to act on.
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On Wednesday, Reid wouldn't repeat that prediction, but admitted it could continue for a while.
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In reality, Phil's prediction is decided ahead of time by the group on Gobbler's Knob.
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I want to make a prediction: Harvey Weinstein will never be welcomed here ever again.
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Augur wasn't created as a protocol for assassination markets, but rather prediction markets in general.
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A hurricane prediction is made, though forecasting these major storms is not an exact science.
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He even touches on Trump's own prediction that their differences would cost Flake his seat.
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But we've made it this far and you want a prediction, so here we go.
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Not according to CARM-ELO, the basketball prediction model developed by the statistical website FiveThirtyEight.
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But EAGLE (Economist Advantage in Golf Likelihood Estimator), our new golf prediction system, is unimpressed.
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The desired trait is unpredictability, but the whole point of making statistical models is prediction.
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Hillary is going to dominate Trump next Tuesday, so there's my prediction for the election.
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And, as the existence of this very explainer proves, it is correct in its prediction.
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And Cramer will never forget Karen Cramer's fateful prediction that saved him from losing everything.
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Its earnings prediction was cut 5 cents and revenue guidance was trimmed by 2 percent.
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This year, the Android-maker unveiled improvements it has made to its flood prediction tool.
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Every time Fenty-related news breaks, Twitter is crowded with something between fanfiction and prediction.
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The right algorithm might just be better at making that prediction than a trained physician.
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After every false prediction of doom, the left jumps seamlessly onto the next scare tactic.
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He offered a prediction: "That wall, it's not going to make a difference," he said.
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As with prediction markets, bookmakers' odds are adjusted to reflect the views of the bettors.
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Jobs' major prediction from the 1996 Wired interview was that the web will be ubiquitous.
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The photo is real, but there is no evidence that Reagan actually delivered the prediction.
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Data and prediction site FiveThirtyEight gives McCaskill a 28503 percent chance of keeping her seat.
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But you don't have to be the Grinch to pour cold water on that prediction.
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Fernando's prediction, if correct, could have severe consequences for the livelihoods of a massive population.
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"There's more variability in the prediction" of brands like Bai, Young said on the call.
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Kiara better be right ... otherwise, her Super Bowl prediction will be looking a bit dicey.
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Kansas City has 30 comeback wins, most in the AL. PREDICTION: Tigers 5, Royals 4
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But the money will have come too late to stop Harmer's prediction from coming true.
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His prediction has come to fruition, with record-breaking numbers of Latino voters this year.
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Nor have I seen one that questioned the science behind IgG prediction of food intolerance.
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I don't think I want to make a prediction that it will succeed or not.
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Bonus prediction that is oddly specific: Both Ducks goalies record a shutout in the series.
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The way Seth explains it, our perceptions are a combination of electrical impulses and prediction.
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Since his accurate prediction, the timely apparition of Halley's Comet has been observed like clockwork.
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The country's economic state of affairs is the central factor for many election prediction models.
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The rosier prediction came after a year of uncertainty due to fears of trade protectionism.
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RBC Capital Markets earlier this year made a big, bold prediction: Google will buy Salesforce.
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The prediction comes as Apple's supply chain is recovering from disruptions caused by the pandemic.
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"It's really exciting that what we have found lines up so neatly with their prediction."
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If I had to make a prediction, I'd put "Discovery" somewhere between those two. 2.
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It's kind of amazing as Homer makes this prediction 14 years before it was discovered.
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There was only one prediction that we were prepared to make around 225:2000 p.m.
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My one confident prediction is that whoever comes next will be the same or worse.
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Still, he wouldn't commit to making a prediction about whether the Enigma collection would work.
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There are many caveats to this risk prediction, which the authors of the study acknowledge.
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All right, so your prediction is it will be interesting to see the Mueller thing.
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The prediction range would be wider (from 1/39 to 22 times the past duration).
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I'll make a not-very-bold prediction right now: It isn't going to take off.
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You can zoom in on your area of interest to see the storm surge prediction.
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In January 2018, he proposed and her mother's earlier prediction was about to come true.
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One of the predictions released by AlphaFold provided an accurate prediction for this spike structure.
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More details are available here; this academic paper takes a similar approach to voting prediction.
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Wild prediction: The Oklahoma City Thunder finish with a better record than the Houston Rockets.
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The Census Bureau's majority-minority prediction could be interpreted as contributing to this blaming practice.
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Prediction markets, though, see little chance of the president exiting either by force or choice.
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"AlphaFold represents a considerable advance in protein-structure prediction," DeepMind researchers write in the paper.
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But, not every prediction in the 1982 film has come true, at least not yet.
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There are a few notifications waiting — new emails, a Twitter reply, a prediction of rain.
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Despite one epically erroneous political prediction, David Cross is not giving up on election fortunetelling.
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For the health of Americans and the environment, let's hope that this prediction proves false.
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Kyle: Prediction: There will be bipartisan agreement that voters just aren't that focused on impeachment.
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Prediction: Timberwolves go 2-0, finish the season at 47-35, clinch the eighth seed.
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I'm also typically wrong about everything, so take this prediction with a grain of salt.
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So it looks like that original Kuo prediction is holding for a 2021 release date.
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The president has even sought the repudiation of weather forecasters who contradicted his hurricane prediction.
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The prediction reflects the continued speculation around Amazon&aposs interest in the food-delivery space.
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Prediction markets had recently pinned Cohn as the favorite to become the next Fed chair.
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I'll be the first to put my hand up when I misfire with a prediction.
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So to your point about future dangerousness, the prediction could not have been more wrong.
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This app is using a turnover prediction tool to forecast who is ready to quit.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) for his 2015 prediction that Trump could win the Republican nomination.
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The problem was the company's own internal prediction pegged that quarterly number at 6.2 million.
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Corfidi works in storm prediction, but has a lifelong fascination with the science of sunsets.
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Mr. Blair was right, even if his prediction of a messy outcome was wildly understated.
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My second broad prediction is that this BRAC round will be explicitly limited in scope.
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But that prediction did not come to pass after Apple notched that milestone on Thursday.
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One prediction in the presentation was that Google might build an electronic medical-record system.
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One of the attorneys partly based his prediction based off his contacts with Mueller's team.
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If he's right, it wouldn't be the first time this year his prediction came true.
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Prediction: The costumes for the "Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves" number are going to be everything.
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"The security situation has really deteriorated ... and my prediction is a further deterioration," Marti said.
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They aimed to build everything from rival monies to secure messaging systems to prediction markets.
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But this is an era in which political prediction may seem like a fool's game.
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"I will make a prediction — I think he's going to be just fine," Trump said.
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Barring an unexpected event, the simplest prediction is that we'll have more of the same.
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Unlike polls, which operate with a lag, the prediction markets respond instantly as developments unfold.
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"I'll make the bold prediction, and you can save the tape," Geragos told the network.
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I offer my analysis less as a prediction than a caution against jumping to conclusions.
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Maybe our prediction is just wrong; models tend to have wide error bands, after all.
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What assumptions about the way things are going might lead to a prediction that optimistic?
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But my prediction is '19 is going to be a very bad year for WeWork.
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While accurate prediction is a tempting prize, it may not always be the right goal.
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In this post, I'd like to explain why that prediction could very well be wrong!
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That was the prediction made on Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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