The RTD has already inspired at least one predictive policing initiative, the Saskatoon Police Predictive Analytics Lab (SPPAL), considered to be Canada's most advanced predictive policing program.
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To support these predictive queries, Couchbase mobile is also getting support for predictive indexes.
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Facebook predictive shipping goes further to the front door based upon superior predictive analytics.
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If you want to turn off both predictive text features, swipe the "Predictive text" button to the left.
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Research demonstrates that work samples are more predictive of job performance than any other factor — about 5x more predictive than years of education, 3x more predictive than job experience and 50 percent more effective than unstructured interviews.
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This enables predictive text to grow exponentially based on how millions of people are using their devices and become truly predictive.
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Use predictive analytics Big data and predictive analytics allow manufacturers to anticipate changes on the horizon and maintain a proactive stance.
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He can include his theory in the machine learning model and see if that makes the system more predictive or less predictive.
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In a paper titled "Policing Predictive Policing," forthcoming in the Washington University Law Review, Ferguson provides perhaps the most comprehensive critique of predictive policing yet published.
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"Situation Tables are a form of predictive policing, and are being used to feed databases that may facilitate other kinds of predictive policing," McPhail told Motherboard.
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He has lectured on the hazards of predictive policing and the need to prove in court that predictive models follow understandable logic and do not reinforce stereotypes.
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Later high school G.P.A. is approximately five times more predictive of whether a student drops out of college within two years, and two times more predictive of eventual labor market earnings.
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The team over at Botnik Studios, a community of creatives concocting weird project including the Predictive Writer, gave the world access to a predictive keyboard trained on all seven Harry Potter books.
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Los Angeles police brag that they now practice "predictive" policing.
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Jupiter's predictive and analytics technologies have applications far beyond insurance.
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Apple is using some predictive machine learning there as well.
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We have the capability, we have built predictive analytics models.
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And past behavior is not necessarily predictive of future behavior.
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Malone admitted that his views are more speculative than predictive.
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Without these, the whole premise of predictive analytics falls apart.
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The hope is that predictive maintenance could achieve this quickly.
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Brew's code imitates the predictive text function on your phone.
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OH Predictive Insights surveyed 85033 likely Arizona voters from Sept.
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By now, we've all heard creepy stories about predictive analytics.
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McSally 31%, Arpaio 463%, Ward 25% from OH Predictive Insights.
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Embroker uses predictive analytics to recommend coverage and optimize pricing.
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Predictive policing to identify places where crime might occur next?
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The overall story, then, is one of overwhelming predictive success.
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Meteorologists' forecasts are full of numbers, percentages and predictive models.
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Dr. Renick uses Amazon to suggest how predictive analytics work.
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Winning a bunch of close games had little predictive value.
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Iowa polls haven't been all that predictive of the results.
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Then tap "Keyboard Settings…" and turn "Predictive" on or off.
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That is the most accurate, predictive model for his behavior.
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On the Republican side, the Iowa results are less predictive.
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I totally get that predictive knowledge is enticing and exciting.
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"There's nothing in the predictive analytics model that our workforce doesn't already have access to in the descriptive way," said Erin Dalton, a human services official who's spearheading the predictive analytics work for Allegheny County.
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Other cool tricks include predictive autofocus and rapid burst image capture.
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Ultimately, the researchers found that predictive policing seemingly doesn't increase bias.
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Every year, scientists tap into predictive analytics to develop flu vaccines.
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Basic predictive text has been around since the pre-smartphone era.
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The device also has a predictive analytics component, to some extent.
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There is nothing particularly magical about the yield curve's predictive power.
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Predictive text memes are all over Twitter for a few reasons.
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Predictive text memes are a natural next step in this tradition.
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It is wrong to see sci-fi as chiefly predictive, however.
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It will become more personal, predictive instead of reactive and instantaneous.
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Income came in second, its predictive power only half as strong.
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The predictive AI is good, but I wouldn't say it's great.
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Yvonne Baur is the head of predictive analytics at SAP SuccessFactors.
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In 20153, L'Oréal opened its Predictive Evaluation Center in Lyon, France.
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The predictive power of the Nash equilibrium relies on rational behaviour.
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According to Sony, this year's standout feature is Predictive Hybrid Autofocus.
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Historically, polls like these are less predictive of the final result.
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The need for predictive analytics behind such transactions cannot be underestimated.
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That the judgment involved is predictive does not make it infirm.
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The Stanley Cup is not alone in its apparent predictive powers.
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Type "Roses are red" and let predictive text finish your poem.
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Given the conflab's dire predictive record, though, some introspection is overdue.
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"The other thing is what I'll call predictive distribution," Peretz said.
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Keep in mind: AML detection is already automated, just not predictive.
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Deep learning and predictive analytics will allow the relationship to evolve.
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"Race" has trivial predictive power about an individual person's biological capabilities.
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Most of those SNPs have a predictive power of approximately zero.
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It also enables more predictive search, delivering results with alarming accuracy.
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The OH Predictive Insights poll surveyed 85033 likely voters from Aug.
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Arrests for domestic violence, weapons or drugs were much less predictive.
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All of that together can allow us to do predictive analytics.
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Primary polls are notoriously less predictive than general election polls, however.
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They become much more predictive by March of the election year.
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This is a natural evolution from product recommendations to predictive shipping.
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A lot of times it's actually big data and predictive analytics.
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That, of course, is also the job of Netflix's predictive algorithm.
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Polls taken 14 months before an election are simply not predictive.
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The company behind Wawa's flatbread sandwich decision was Applied Predictive Technologies.
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San Francisco currently has no plans to use predictive policing technology.
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It's always hard to know how predictive early voting will be.
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We're going to see what comes up in the predictive text.
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We exist in a world where predictive policing, predictive sentencing, predictive loans, and facial recognition have become the law of the land, without a moment of pause for the fact that all the data we feed into these systems and the programs we create to process them are as imperfect and biased as any other systems we could generate — regardless of the math.
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They are also not limiting their consultation to just consider financial institutions engaging in predictive analytics; but are rather looking broadly at various types of data analysis by the sector, including descriptive, predictive or prescriptive analytics.
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Explorers can extract deep insights faster to improve field planning, geoscientists can run more demanding HPC workflows and identify potential reservoirs faster and cheaper, and refineries can optimize production with predictive maintenance and predictive inventory planning.
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What they found: The team found 88% positive predictive value (ability to identify responsive drugs) and 100% negative predictive value (ability to identify non-responsive drugs) in forecasting response to targeted agents or chemotherapy in patients.
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Predictive policing concerns Particularly concerning for privacy advocates is the possibility that the RTD is being used for the purposes of predictive policing—a controversial strategy that employs data analysis to identify hot spots for crime.
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The yield curve's predictive power is waning, according to Wells Fargo Securities.
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For distillers, applying predictive analytics to consumption data is a tantalizing proposition.
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However, the study warned that predictive words are not necessarily causal mechanisms.
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But bonds are also important to Wall Street for their predictive qualities.
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You would get just as much predictive power from a coin toss.
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The Google app, featuring Google Now's predictive power, was the winner here.
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Predictive maintenance is not only going to be realistic but readily available.
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No, you shouldn't have faith in the predictive power of gambling markets.
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Also used was the expression 'P4 Medicine': Predictive, Personalized, Preventive and Participatory.
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First, polls are more predictive the closer they are to Election Day.
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The other predictive factor is stiffness, determined by all those fibers within.
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Radius is playing into a broader trend of software-based predictive marketing.
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Here's the latest challenge info: Galeries Lafayette Publicis Sapient Predictive Mode Challenge
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The study is only an early indicator of a good predictive measure.
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Go deeper: Scientists call for rules on evaluating predictive AI in medicine
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Use predictive modeling and alerting to anticipate future success problems in advance.
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"We only focus on personal assistants that provide predictive capabilities," he said.
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Unlike diagnostic genetic tests, predictive ones are conducted on people without symptoms.
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And I think this is one way in which it is predictive.
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We've got amazing predictive maintenance technologies that we've already at Delta deployed.
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He says the 2016 election is a testament to Lasch's predictive powers.
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Predictive policing technology is designed to highlight areas where crime may occur.
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So we will use the money for research and predictive analysis too.
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After all, years of money-printing may have weakened bonds' predictive power.
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We're taking that learning and predictive analytics and applying them to users.
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The other big addition to the Vox is its smarter predictive software.
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Besides, special elections tend not to be predictive of midterm congressional races.
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The same thing is true with the new version of predictive text.
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To address the blizzard of threats, companies need comprehensive and predictive approaches.
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This makes them essentially a backwards-looking measure with limited predictive power.
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The candidate's past record on controversial matters is the best predictive guide.
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The company in February acquired SwiftKey, a maker of predictive keyboard app.
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These devices communicated wirelessly with a tablet computer running a predictive algorithm.
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Automation, along with predictive analytics, helps identify relationships between pieces of data.
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A Wednesday survey by Phoenix-based pollster OH Predictive Insights found Rep.
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Progress acquired predictive maintenance start-up DataRPM for $30 million in March.
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The rise of "predictive analytics," though, has completely demolished such privacy legislation.
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He says that the current predictive value of biological indicators is overstated.
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"Our models are much more accurately predictive of accidents," Mr. Timm said.
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Predictive AI is already being applied in a wide variety of contexts.
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So I'll just list what I see as the strongest predictive factors.
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It allows us to get much more predictive in terms of matching.
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"Asset turnover is the most predictive variable the regression identified," he said.
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The forward-looking Analyst Rating, while newer, has also exhibited predictive power.
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Under the circumstances, past earnings are not very predictive of present conditions.
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The higher the PGS, the idea goes, the stronger the predictive power.
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The predictive algorithms, too, have come under fire for furthering racial bias.
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For those at 20% or above, the polls aren't all that predictive.
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Jonathan Hargreaves is global vice chair technology of Edelman Predictive Intelligence Centre.
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In fact, the presidential results have had eight times the predictive weight.
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And predictive systems can reinforce biased over-policing of neighborhoods of color.
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But several companies POLITICO spoke with already are selling the predictive technology.
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Predictive policing "is happening under the radar," Ader told Motherboard by email.
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Predictive text is actually made up of two features: the standard predictive text, which just suggests words as you type, and auto replace, which will automatically change what you&aposve typed if it thinks you&aposve made a typo.
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You may see something different depending on your autofill or predictive text settings.
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It also allows the company to incorporate predictive text like a mobile device.
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Of course, this particular illustration loses some predictive power because of its simplicity.
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All of the predictive tricks are still a long ways off, Dalziel noted.
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He was a beat cop and then ran the department's predictive analytics operations.
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But fallout from the 2008 crisis has sapped them of some predictive power.
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"I came up with some ideas for the predictive typing," Bas Ording says.
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Google used the research for predictive data analysis based on massive population data.
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That should help avert recession, thereby destroying the predictive power of the indicator.
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Sensors and predictive analytics go well beyond the original marketplace that EquipmentShare created.
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Predictive analytics will have a pivotal role in shaping the future of cybersecurity.
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Bills, they said, should be evaluated using the predictive power of macroeconomic models.
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So underwriters warn that predictive genetic testing could well lead to adverse selection.
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So regulations today often protect consumers from the mandatory disclosure of predictive tests.
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So why not implement predictive analytics for people at risk of being homeless?
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This diagram shows where features were found that were predictive of sexual orientation.
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In addition to primaries, the swing of the electoral pendulum generates predictive power.
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There's still not a ton of literature about the effectiveness of predictive policing.
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Differences on these questions have become increasingly predictive of political attitudes and behavior.
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Research on the impact of predictive policing programs is still in its infancy.
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The predictive engine behind that keyboard could be put to many more uses.
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What is said can often hurt, but it hasn't always proven very predictive.
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So what predictive power did the first quarter fundraising reports have that year?
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By 2020 the market for predictive analytics is expected to reach $3.6 billion.
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How to turn off predictive text on an iPhone via a keyboard shortcut
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Software is programmed and predictable, while the new dataware is trained and predictive.
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Instead, robots need to be given a predictive model of how humans behave.
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The results that the Harvard researchers found could be less predictive this time.
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The predictive power of the yield curve under these circumstances is highly debatable.
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One showcase use was in jet engines to do predictive maintenance, saving downtime.
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Moreover, at this point in the campaign, poll results have real predictive value.
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The idea that the presidential vote is predictive of downballot races isn't new.
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One poll released Wednesday by Phoenix-based pollster OH Predictive Insights showed Rep.
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The predictive decision-making capabilities move beyond just being a cool, novel technology.
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Because the more we can do that, the more powerful the predictive data.
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We build predictive algorithms based on patterns in names from various ethnic groups.
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Predictive algorithms start out as historians: they study historical data to detect patterns.
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It's not just that Iowa caucus polls aren't that predictive this far out.
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"The single most predictive factor in crashes is exposure," Dr. Simons-Morton said.
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If a team's record is better than its predictive numbers, it is lucky.
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A forensic consulting firm, Parabon, offered to generate a predictive likeness using DNA.
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One of the studies we recently published looked specifically at predictive policing data.
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Designers use predictive algorithms and principles of behavioral economics to keep fans engaged.
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Back then, I was still sliding my Samsung and using T2500 predictive texting.
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Now it is one of the most strongly predictive markers of voting behavior.
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However they approached typing, those who used predictive text generally wrote more slowly.
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Iowa is not as predictive of the eventual president or of Republican nominees.
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A predictive algorithm, he said, tracks inventory and an individual Fridge's sales patterns.
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"Most of the predictive-analytics people are looking at grades," Dr. Ram said.
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Predictive analytics company Prevedere also suggests shares could be headed for a slowdown.
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Consider predictive policing tools, which NYPD representatives described in an article in 20163.
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Individual weather events are not generally predictive of anything over the longer term.
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This methodology has a good predictive track record, including forecasting 2018's drop.
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On the Keyboards page, turn "Predictive" on or off by swiping the button.
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You can also turn predictive text on or off from the keyboard itself.
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The study is ongoing, but early reports assert that ace scores are predictive.
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In 2013, Apple bought his fledgling company, Cue, a predictive search start-up.
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The polls may move around, but their predictive value doesn't get much better.
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I certainly don't expect or want the fun predictive stuff to go away.
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Dan, you missed it, but we did the Kara Swisher predictive Google results.
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Whereas on the other side for sure, everything tech is ones, zeros. Predictive.
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The guild awards are strongly predictive, except when each guild goes its own way.
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Page views are not votes, of course, but they could have some predictive power.
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It did not feel like AI at all, it felt like a predictive search.
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Meanwhile, a predictive policing algorithm called PredPol was shown to unfairly target certain neighborhoods.
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But national numbers have often proved less than predictive in the Democratic nomination process.
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For starters, why not implement predictive analytics for people at risk of becoming homeless?
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LoadTap automates matching between the shippers and trucking companies using AI and predictive analytics.
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Plus, predictive algorithms are generally terrible at understanding social context, and that really matters.
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So with this release, the company is adding predictive queries to its mobile database.
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Underneath the predictive app row (yet another AI-driven interface) are two new buttons.
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But I do think this theory will have even more predictive value going forward.
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Predictive analytics are also solving monitoring problems that were not previously possible for utilities.
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Kenzen delivers real-time health insights using patented biosensors, sweat analysis and predictive analytics.
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Ultimately, this data isn't predictive, but it does show the "score" throughout the day.
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The Economist asked him about how data and predictive analytics are changing modern policing.
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Another problem is that the predictive power of these Facebook Likes weakens over time.
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That is, their predictive power, though interesting, was not good enough to rely on.
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However, as FiveThirtyEight explains, some awards are more predictive of the Oscars than others.
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"These tests are not predictive" of any real behavior or financial outcome, says Begina.
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Then one day, thumbing a message on her phone, a predictive emoji popped up.
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Facebook's newest priority isn't a shiny new technology or a funky new predictive algorithm.
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It accompanies a report from the tech policy consultancy Upturn on predictive policing practices.
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As Dolly studied the predictive policing market, he found it was crowded with competitors.
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The more data is used to train the model, the higher the predictive accuracy.
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At the same time, this predictive power reaches an apex in politically salient cases.
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For payers like Cigna, predictive precision medicine is the holy grail for cutting costs.
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You can turn off predictive text on your iPhone in just a few steps.
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More tech-savvy writers than I have explained before exactly how predictive text works.
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I'm thinking about the promise of technologies being a solution, especially with predictive policing.
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Historically, this has meant that polling in House special elections isn't all that predictive.
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She holds a bachelor's degree in political science and predictive health from Emory University.
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Clark saw the theory of predictive processing through the scrim of his optimistic personality.
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All the standard keyboard tricks are there — predictive text, smart autocorrection and glide typing.
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Mindwell says its new AI predictive engine uses mood data to deploy personalized meditations.
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Predictive text is at best a time saver, and at worst a life destroyer.
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It models relationships that exist in the world and so it has predictive utility.
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"We have already seen cases where predictive models had deep racial biases," Israel said.
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"We're seeing significant traction with Bluecore predictive," said co-founder and CEO Fayez Mohamood.
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Charges of faulty forecasts have accompanied the emergence of predictive analytics into public policy.
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Gene editing and sequencing could revolutionize medical practice, moving it from reactive to predictive.
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We can learn a lot not from the predictive model, but from the outliers.
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The polls, experts, pundits, and predictive models all got the 2016 election incredibly wrong.
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One of the best current examples of a predictive computing platform is Google Now.
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Job growth is a simple measure and fairly predictive of an incumbent's reelection hopes.
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Better predictive models to determine demand, combined with tracking technologies, can reduce that waste.
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Solnit, of course, isn't the first author of ideas that now seem eerily predictive.
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They explain the protest movement we are seeing post hoc, but they aren't predictive.
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Health care companies and sports teams have been working with predictive analytics for years.
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But knowing exactly what input data a predictive policing system is using is critical.
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Google's Smart Compose, which includes predictive text, is now widely available in Google Docs.
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But by mid-March of an election year, approval ratings, though, become more predictive.
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As shoppers browse, cameras using predictive technology and motion sensor algorithms track their movements.
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The patterns could generate predictive financial models that would give traders a decisive edge.
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Its CEO has claimed that the predictive technology works with up to 95% accuracy.
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So the Globes aren&apost always predictive of how the Oscars will turn out.
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This measure has been shown to be predictive of drowsiness and lapses in attention.
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If predictive text is on, the "auto replace" feature will also fix typos automatically.
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Knowing your network of Facebook friends can be highly predictive of your financial behavior.
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As a predictive matter, the Supreme Court is extremely unlikely to rely on Korematsu.
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But what dissidents might not realize is that predictive models already inform conservation decisions.
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Houseman says there's nothing harmful or illegitimate about trying predictive text prophecies for yourself.
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For reasons that are probably worth a separate conversation, I think the media systematically underestimates how telling and predictive the product of these kinds of processes is, and systematically overestimates how telling and predictive a candidates' offhand comment on a hot mic is.
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It's the ability to anticipate and provide predictive scenarios based on the data you've collected.
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Those fears have since evolved, and now face recognition is a bedrock of predictive technology.
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Polls more than 500 days before election day are not predictive of the final result.
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But what's odd is that genetics seems to become more predictive of IQ with age.
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Similarly, New Orleans's use of predictive policing technologies wasn't public knowledge until a Verge report.
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The upshot: investors have figured out Twitter's predictive value and are arbitraging the opportunity away.
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Arya is a "recruiting platform" that uses predictive analytics to identify and classify job candidates.
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"The data isn't predictive of the election," managing editor David Firestone said in a statement.
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REPUBLISHI did this predictive cartoon on Trump & Najib early this year on MAC 22016 pic.twitter.
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It can be used for creating predictive models that work best with your data sets.
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Predictive keyboard app maker SwiftKey, based in London, confirmed today it has sold to Microsoft.
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He also examined all other months of the year, and none displayed any predictive capacity.
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He was explaining the latest effort to remake state sentencing practices with a predictive algorithm.
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"We're honing more in on statistical modeling, AI, machine learning and predictive analytics," she said.
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It envisages the use of the technology in everything from guided missiles to predictive policing.
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Of course, they're also using predictive technologies, like autosuggestion, where they fill in the blank.
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It's similar to the predictive analytic technology used in jet engine checks between airline flights.
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This isn't the first time predictive text created something just-this-side of the original.
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Not everyone believes that predictive analytics is the ultimate solution to deal with advanced threats.
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Crescent Heights has applied to patent a new concept it's calling "predictive service," said Subbotin.
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While these predictive technologies are excitingly new, the concerns underlying them remain frustratingly old-fashioned.
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But that will change soon, notes S3 Partners' managing director of predictive analytics Ihor Dusaniwsky.
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Yes, its Alexa competes with Siri and the company offers predictive services in its cloud.
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Earnings momentum ahead of a report is often predictive of a beat or a miss.
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If the report is accurate, this data may be enshrined in new predictive policing systems.
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Trump famously broke all predictive models in building a new electoral college coalition in 2016.
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Predictive tech will just help Uber know where and when it's going to need vehicles.
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And the Strategic Subject Model basically takes that predictive approach and applies it to people?
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It is a mock-up of how the predictive analytics technology will map social connections.
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Are you free to sit" and Android's predictive text came up with "on my face.
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The report, "Predictive Inequity in Object Detection," should be taken with a grain of salt.
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A predictive model is generated through observations of objects in relation to those default boxes.
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And wouldn't you know it... Having more cash on hand than your opponent was predictive.
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The algorithm needs to be based on traits that are truly predictive of job performance.
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Apple's predictive text feature will suggest words above your keyboard based on what you're typing.
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Its predictive algorithms can audit, track and analyze the internet lives of most every taxpayer.
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As in: Yesterday isn't predictive of today and today doesn't tell us much about tomorrow.
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In short, software is programmed and predictable, while the new dataware is trained and predictive.
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A poll conducted by Phoenix-based OH Predictive Insights in mid-June found that Rep.
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But the yield curve is the one that I consider to be the most predictive.
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Those centers use predictive crime software that helps police commanders decide where to deploy officers.
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This strategy includes "predictive technology and analytical tools" meant to prevent crime, the department said.
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It also plans to use predictive analytics for restaurants and suppliers to reduce food waste.
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Predictive analytics can help investors make wiser and more profitable decisions before the market moves.
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To Clark, the incorporation of bodily action into predictive processing's mind-world loops made sense.
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But, an over-reliance on parts-per-million and predictive models can lead us astray.
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The centers use predictive crime software that helps police commanders decide where to deploy officers.
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A poll from OH Predictive Insights (OHPI) and ABC15 Arizona found that Sinema leads Rep.
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The same OH Predictive Insights poll showed Kelly leading McSally, 46 percent to 41 percent.
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Today, foot traffic is higher — but the predictive power of Le Consortium's programming hasn't wavered.
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SimpleDataLabs: The creator of Prophecy, a predictive analytics platform focused on business analysts and executives.
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The first of these is improved matchmaking, which includes automatic trip upgrades and predictive matching.
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Being very, very good in those situations is important and often predictive of future success.
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But in 75 percent of cases, partisan affiliation is not fully predictive of justices' votes.
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But a debate has raged about whether the yield curve has lost its predictive power.
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Still, the analysts cautioned that preseason ratings are not necessarily predictive of regular-season interest.
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He had an independent ethics review conducted of the predictive-analytics program before it began.
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But as in much of California, party registration is not necessarily predictive of voting patterns.
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A colleague's 65-year-old immigrant mother only recently discovered the joys of predictive text.
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With all the plays in between, he was poised the same way: canny, predictive, patient.
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A future of personalized, preventive and predictive health care hinges on sharing personal health data.
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And the indicator's predictive ability could just be coincidental given that stocks rise most years.
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An OH Predictive Insights poll found Kelly leading McSally by 211 percentage points in August.
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"Investors will only buy debt in those NBFCs which have predictive cash flows," he said.
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FDA's Predictive Toxicology Roadmap will help reach that goal — and not a moment too soon.
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Driven by AI and ever-faster computers, the predictive ability of the scans will improve.
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Polls are surprisingly very predictive for candidates below 20% (and certainly 15%) at this point.
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One method researchers have been exploring is including land cover maps in their predictive models.
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I have seen no proof that the early vote is more predictive than the polls.
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It measures patterns at 150,000 DNA methylation sites, which she says enhances its predictive value.
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As a single survey that included only mainland constituencies, the poll's predictive capacity is limited.
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These tests are not predictive of the human experience, painful to animals, and simply unnecessary.
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Nobody knows exactly why the polls suddenly become screwy and less predictive during the summer.
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Ader says that even though evidence shows that predictive policing doesn't work and that it perpetuates discrimination against marginalized communities, the use of predictive policing has expanded across the US in recent years, including in New York City, Los Angeles and other, smaller cities.
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There has been a major push in Oakland to be involved in bringing more transparency to the use of predictive software, Ader says, noting that the Oakland Privacy Commissioner and the Human Rights Data Analysis Group are actively pushing to publicize information about predictive policing.
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Harm need not be deliberate; biased data-sets used to train predictive models also wreak havoc.
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But behind the scenes, there's some cool predictive tech thanks to Google's work in artificial intelligence.
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But behind the scenes, there's some cool predictive tech thanks to Google's work in artificial intelligence.
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This is why there was evasion on questions about predictive profiling—the entire backend of adtech.
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It also supports Apple's predictive typing feature from iOS, which can pre-type words for you.
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In December, some truly magical minds at Botnik created a predictive keyboard versed in Harry Potter.
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The bot wrote an entire book chapter composed entirely of predictive text, and it was glorious.
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Four nines on positive predictive value, which means that we're 99 percent accurate at predicting that.
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For months, the counterpoint from Clinton's supporters has been that early general election polls aren't predictive.
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We can evaluate how accurate predictive models are before unleashing them to make real-world decisions.
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The voters in Hayward, the county seat, seemed unaware -- surprised, even -- of their own predictive powers.
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A closer look at the history of the Golden Cross in fact shows little predictive power.
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Yet both are pretty similar keyboard apps — with features like predictive emoji and baked in GIFs.
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It's got the same Predictive Capture feature that's meant to prevent you from missing fleeting moments.
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The critical part is predictive text, which improves as it gets used to a particular individual.
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Local authorities use so-called predictive algorithms to set police patrols, prison sentences and probation rules.
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Nowadays, people often rely on autocorrect and predictive keyboard software when they type most everyday messages.
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Bekaert's team is now seeking to improve their predictive ability within the older persons' age range.
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Rate-setters should rely less on predictive models and more on realised economic and financial data.
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More importantly, though, it also includes some predictive features that prevent issues in the first place.
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There's something about tapping back into the muscle memory of predictive text that's just so satisfying.
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Its customers typically store inventory in three to five different locations based on Deliverr's predictive algorithms.
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The Pen actually does a bit of predictive drawing to keep up with the pen movement.
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A predictive forward collision warning system can even warn the driver of risks two cars ahead.
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Basically, the predictive text generator will only offer suggestions based on the last two words entered.
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But a secretive deal for a predictive-policing program run with proprietary algorithms proved too much.
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As Trump's lead in the polls has risen, so have his chances in the predictive markets.
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It also provides predictive analytics to give you an idea of how to target future audiences.
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That would be warmly welcomed, especially for dementia, which currently lacks any form of predictive test.
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"What we focus on is using natural language processing for predictive recommendations and conversation," he said.
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You can (and should!) go complete the form yourself, using any smartphone with a predictive keyboard.
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Armed with that information, the company's "predictive marketing AI platform" can match users with appropriate deals.
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What's needed: Regardless of what's behind a claim, insurance relies on past data for predictive analytics.
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Nefarious government programs like face recognition and predictive policing don't just come out of the ether.
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It alerts decision makers to abnormalities in an aircraft, allowing for predictive rather than reactive maintenance.
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On iMessage, for example, selecting a word using predictive text automatically places a space after it.
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To build the predictive model based on Facebook posts, they correlated groups of words with diseases.
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"But even accounting for these factors, parents' lifespan is still predictive in their offspring," he said.
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Driving through Jennings, it was clear Keener already had a predictive map stored in his brain.
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Lucina's predictive algorithms are only as good as the data that's gathered through interviews and checkups.
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Oracle acquires DataFox, a developer of 'predictive intelligence as a service' across millions of company records
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And no factor was more predictive than simply asking people if they were liberal or conservative.
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Predictive search results are often hit and miss, but Facebook's search bar is seriously playing up.
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In fact, this is just one of the predictive services, which will flourish for connected cars.
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AI systems built on limited training data create inaccurate predictive models that lead to unfair outcomes.
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But I create a fantasy portfolio to see if my predictive powers is good or not.
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Predictive models can help us understand the changes that occur when different policy levers are pulled.
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The latest poll from OH Predictive Insights shows McSally ahead of Sinema 48.6 to 45.5 percent.
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A public primary poll conducted by Phoenix-based OH Predictive Insights in mid-June found Rep.
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Both though tower over former Sheriff Joe Arpaio in the new poll by OH Predictive Insights.
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Using my iPhone's predictive text, I let Apple's autofill algorithm review all of Kanye West's albums.
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The predictive power of such early polling is questionable, but you'd rather be ahead than behind.
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Like photos of tigers, certain songs will begin to feel predictive of certain categories of people.
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Of course, to come up with a predictive model, we need a source of ground truth.
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Any reasonably predictive analysis also has to place those numbers into an appropriate and useful context.
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As a practical matter, consumer confidence numbers are important but still limited in their predictive power.
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She also warns against pundits who claim that this race is predictive of the 2018 midterms.
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As a barometer of our national consciousness, Google is as accurate (and predictive) as it gets.
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The new approach is called "predictive analytics," and it's taking the child welfare system by storm.
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Still, all these factors do not affect the predictive power of the yield curve's current inversion.
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In his predictive model, Mr Winchester affords an advantage of five points to the home side.
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But it also works a little like business intelligence or market analytics in its predictive analysis.
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Wins there, the group argues, are not predictive of sentiment in the rest of the country.
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The sample demographics accurately reflected party affiliation, gender, region and age, according to OH Predictive Insights.
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China is looking into predictive analytics to help authorities stop suspects before a crime is committed.
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Given the move towards chatbots and memetic videos in the years since, it feels downright predictive.
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The report indicates the most predictive factor about a child's future is where they are born.
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And fees, Morningstar research says, are more predictive of investment performance than picking the right investment.
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"We created a whole different approach in cybersecurity that is very preventative, very predictive," she said.
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Predictive modeling showed that it was possible to determine someone's profession based on their digital fingerprint.
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The guild's membership overlaps with the academy's, and the D.G.A. Awards are largely predictive of Oscars.
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According to Ethan Dornhelm, vice president of FICO Scores and predictive analysis, there's no perfect number.
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Daytime running lights, hydraulic brakes, and three-speed electronic predictive shifting just add to the appeal.
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Predictive text, a feature turned on by default on the Samsung Galaxy S10, can be helpful.
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Luckily, you can disable your Galaxy S10&aposs predictive text feature with just a few taps.
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Mike Noble is chief of research and managing partner at OH Predictive Insights in Phoenix, Ariz.
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For years, I had been writing about the need for better predictive intelligence in our software.
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Predictive policing is a "smart policing" tool that trains an algorithm to predict where crime will happen.
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Unfortunately, it wasn't always the most accurate being that it relied on predictive statistics, not live ones.
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And they believe it will improve our predictive modeling of severe tropical storm events in the future.
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The campaign that never ended Early state polling is not always predictive of how a race ends.
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But the researchers were also able to test if abstract views on executive authority were also predictive.
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But a predictive assessment algorithm that fails to flag even extreme cases can endanger thousands of children.
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Amazon abandoned its development of an AI-based hiring process when the predictive models favored male candidates.
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This meant adding in some mechanical redundancies and implementing machine learning-powered predictive and remote maintenance capabilities.
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But as with any predictive technology, it's easy to overgeneralize if the analysis is not done well.
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SignalFx, which emerged from stealth in 2015, provides real-time cloud monitoring solutions, predictive analytics and more.
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From a simplified dashboard, users can query key indicators derived from predictive models held within the platform.
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Smart Compose is an AI-powered tool that works kind of like predictive text does on iPhones.
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Unfortunately, declines in both types of intelligence tended to be predictive of a slide in financial literacy.
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Another thing to keep in mind: the show's creators are masters at dropping little predictive clues in.
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It aims to bring all of them together and crunch the data with its predictive analytics tools.
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That's because we have learned thought a process called "predictive learning — by forming hypotheses and testing them".
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It can be used to browse Safari, access predictive typing and emojis, adjust volume, or edit photos.
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EMC Ventures-backed BrightPoint Security has developed a predictive analytics tool that can identify potential security threats.
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Predictive-analytics firms such as Legis seek to gain insights, instead, by finding signals within the noise.
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Though a very promising trend, predictive analytics has some hefty requirements when applied to cybersecurity use cases.
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Of course, exact predictive accuracy isn't the only thing that weather apps and services have to offer.
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Unlike the last two ages, credit of the future will be personal, predictive, self-correcting and universal.
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Falkonry focuses on predictive analytics for industrial operations, a much narrower focus than the other two examples.
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Why can't Google Now, Google's predictive search tool, be used to predict everything about a person's life?
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But it worries those seeking new policies, who fear that underwriters may use predictive information to discriminate.
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The app's predictive powers will also need to be tested out in different populations outside Olmstead County.
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Yahoo could have used the app as a place to experiment with predictive search or assistants, perhaps.
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Predictive keyboard maker SwiftKey, which exited to Microsoft earlier this year for $250M, was another Octopus investment.
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In the LSTM architecture, a predictive algorithm improves itself by finding data relationships otherwise unrecognized by humans.
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The app also has new predictive capabilities that can guess your destination before you type it in.
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For example, Google search prompts, Facebook friend suggestions, autocorrect and predictive texts all run using AI technology.
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The blockchain could provide "trends of consumption through data analytics" and "create predictive insights," the document states.
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Colby Dolly, that he wanted their department to join dozens of cities already using predictive policing software.
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This is merely irritating when it's an image recognition error, but what if it's for "predictive policing"?
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Vessel was 'state of the art' Scientists used records and a predictive model to narrow the search.
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After the conventions are over, the polls are much more stable and predictive of the election result.
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So this isn't a creepily predictive AI-autofill feature, like Gmail rolled out in the new Gmail.
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A OH Predictive Insights poll from June found Clinton leading Trump by 4 points in the state.
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That predictive model outputs a rank of suspicious activity that can then be analyzed by a human.
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And it largely delivers, utilizing a predictive algorithm that helps reduce the lag, creating a smooth experience.
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Yes, that's true, though the top-two primary has traditionally been decently predictive of the fall results.
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And when incumbents are running for reelection, their approval ratings tend to be predictive of the result.
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And is there a way to integrate all these independent models into a more predictive global model?
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Predictive features on websites gained lots of traffic before the election but caused lots of consternation afterward.
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Experience with many elections demonstrates that early polls have no predictive value in forecasting general election outcomes.
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It is no argument to complain that such restrictions involve predictive judgments; all lawful prior restraints do.
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We're also keeping an eye on the president's approval rating, which tends to be predictive in elections.
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Silgard and her team also collaborated with faculty to develop predictive models to assist in preventive care.
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The safety that the TSA provides, furthermore, is purely reactive rather than predictive in identifying terror threats.
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That means that sentiment has little predictive power and doesn't really provide actionable intelligence for an investor.
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Use the shortcut when typing, and the phrase appears as an option in the predictive text list.
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A recent New Yorker article highlighted the predictive effects of tweet analysis for heart disease mortality rates.
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So people have been fooling around with it, understood that it had a lot of predictive value.
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Audio and textual features didn't contribute much of anything to the overall accuracy of the predictive model.
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Dataminr does not provide predictive analytics but the analytics can help anticipate what that might happen next.
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As your database of comparable cases grows, your predictive accuracy for building new product features will improve.
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But the job becomes harder when you overvalue information that isn't predictive, and undervalue information that is.
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"There has been a lack of objective science about efficiency and effectiveness of predictive policing," Ferguson said.
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Fortunately, Mike Noble, chief pollster and managing partner of Phoenix-based OH Predictive Insights, had an answer.
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Fed policymakers can't ignore the yield curve when setting monetary policy because of its past predictive power.
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Predictive intelligence firm Skopos Labs estimates the FAIR Act has only a 2% chance of being enacted.
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What predictive analytics provides is an opportunity to more uniformly and evenly look at all those variables.
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Because crises are rare, this strategy usually works, but occasionally it may result in spectacular predictive failures.
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"Twaice predictive analytics solution unlocks a tremendous amount of value along the full battery lifecycle," he says.
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Also, is the first day of trading predictive of the stock market's performance for the full year?
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Banjo is yet another in a new crop of predictive policing and artificial intelligence-focused policing tools.
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A 2008 analysis by FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver, however, concluded that the town's votes had no predictive effect.
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Its vehicles will offer owners predictive maintenance and health monitoring, useful tools for anyone running a fleet.
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Bredesen losing would be quite consistent with how predictive early Senate averages have been in the past.
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What radiologists do turns out to be something much closer to predictive pattern-matching than logical analysis.
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Indeed, so far this Democratic cycle, Google searches on launch day have been predictive of polling bumps.
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The expectation is prices eventually return to those equilibriums, although many are sceptical about REER's predictive ability.
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THE MARKET All of the information you will gather from the tips so far is not predictive.
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A survey from Phoenix-based polling firm OH Predictive Insights and ABC15 Arizona found former state Sen.
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It was too easy for the public to interpret predictive policing as another form of racial profiling.
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Which suggests "deliberate practice loses its predictive power beyond a certain level of skill," the study reports.
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There are some volatile periods of the campaign in which the polls' predictive value surges quite quickly.
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Indeed, researchers have long known that the common risk factors for violent extremism have no real predictive power.
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It's also possible the predictive power of the scores will decrease when replicated in new samples of people.
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That could be because it requires a predictive element, rather than one that looks back at what happened.
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One of the most controversial tools is "predictive policing," which has long been accused of reinforcing racial biases.
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Today, Stratio is emerging from stealth to help OEMs, distributors and fleets benefit from AI-driven predictive intelligence.
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Changes in monetary-policy tools mean that the curve may lose some of its predictive power in future.
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Hence DeepMind also working with U.S. data sets to try to develop a predictive AI model for AKI.
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Sure, he won Iowa, but it's hardly been a predictive state when it comes to the Republican nominee.
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We trained a predictive model that can accurately predict when the right time to restart the device is.
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Enter your phrase and your shortcut and you're done—again, the shortcuts appear as options in predictive text.
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It will also continue to invest in the development of its "predictive analytics engine" and recommendation system algorithms.
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Yet once more, such predictive power did not persist: just eight of them repeated the feat in 2012.
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Was the President the victim of predictive text or a rogue spell checker in his since-deleted tweet?
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Combine this kind of predictive power with an army of bots and you've got a potent propaganda tool.
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What happens when data from test subjects living in simulated space environments is plugged into a predictive model?
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Predictive software designed at Harvard that Portland, Oregon, will soon begin using will not do that just yet.
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But what it lacks in panache, the inverted yield curve more than makes up for in predictive potency.
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Informed by the data, "predictive policing" patrols will give additional attention to these "hot" areas during the shift.
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The data collected by the TerraSentia is changing breeding from a reactionary process into a more predictive one.
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It develops predictive models on top of that raw data to help farmers "program" their fields, Vollmar says.
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In March, Hank Green tweeted out a template for a "predictive text horoscope," which elicited some fun results.
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To live in the world is to develop many predictive models about how everything operates, based on experience.
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Though he stands behind the predictive power of his simulations, he doesn't treat them as a magic wand.
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Some American cities have predictive-policing programs akin to IJOP that analyse past crimes to predict future ones.
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But as Bush has struggled on the political stage, so too have his chances in predictive markets faded.
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Predictive intelligence firm Skopos Labs estimates the Raise the Wage Act has a 21% chance of being enacted.
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Predictive intelligence firm Skopos Labs estimates the Raise the Wage Act has a 153% chance of being enacted.
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National Instruments is helping energy providers reduce operation costs by using IoT data in combination with predictive analytics.
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Neither are the heavily militarized police force, or the technological idea of predictive policing based on flawed technology.
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More specifically, things like facial-recognition processing and predictive search are the most easy advances to point to.
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" In particular, the analyst said low teen smoking rates are "highly predictive of future smoking levels among adults.
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Botnik has a browser-based Predictive Writer that you can load up with "voices", hence its name, Voicebox.
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Let's say we take the view that that white papers aren't predictive and that campaign policy doesn't matter.
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"Therefore, regardless of the preferred measure of predictive performance, COMPAS and the human participants are indistinguishable," they wrote.
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Kirkpatrick thinks the differences between Gates' and Zuckerberg's stories are more predictive of the future than the similarities.
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Unfortunately, despite the surging enthusiasm for Google's predictive power among online commentators, the evidence suggests that they don't.
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But predictive software has no way of knowing that, and can thus lead to a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Wu also worked in a senior engineering role developing predictive analytics and other data science projects for Palantir.
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Campaign Manager is too simple to use as a predictive tool—generally, whoever the player is controlling wins.
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But the metric that matters most is actually something called the positive predictive value, or PPV, says Palomaki.
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And, advances in linguistic understanding have led to better speech recognition, predictive text, artificial intelligence and related algorithms.
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Sony touted the 23 megapixel main camera and 13 megapixel selfie camera as well as the predictive element.
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Personality traits don't have a cause-and-effect connection to addiction, and they're certainly not predictive of it.
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But political polls are just one example of how predictive intelligence is playing out in our daily lives.
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Apple iOS 9 In 2015, Apple upped the stakes for predictive search with the launch of iOS 9.
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Oh, and Google Now, the predictive information stream, still sits to the left of your main home screen.
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One factor that is somewhat more predictive of core "skills" for an immigrant group is its educational level.
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That is possible, if the past can be predictive when it comes to a high-stakes lifetime appointment.
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AI technology will allow computer interfaces to become conversational and predictive, not simply driven by menus and icons.
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We lack sustainable innovation from the kinds of predictive models that NASA developed a half a century ago.
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He said being a leader in the technology of predictive maintenance will be key to hitting that target.
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"We strongly caution, however, that even the best predictive relationships come with wide uncertainty bands," the firm said.
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Political scientists, by tracking factors like economic trends, political freedoms and public health, have identified several predictive patterns.
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Polling two to three weeks from now, once the convention bounces have stabilized, should be far more predictive.
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Mental-health issues are not predictive of violent outbursts: Although , people with serious mental-health problems account for.
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After everyone read the Seligman study, optimism stopped being so predictive because everybody started adopting the same language.
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The researchers also found no predictive value in seeking insights from trends in conditions like sea-ice thickness.
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Predictive analytics is a fuzzy term, but essentially means interpreting raw data and drawing new conclusions through inference.
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Much of that focus has been on how to help regulators build policies that can manage predictive analytics.
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Small companies or individual teams can grow proprietary reference classes whose predictive estimation power will increase over time.
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The first is that the company has developed a machine learning model around its data called Bluecore Predictive.
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Outside of Facebook, that data is used for everything from government surveillance to predictive policing to message targeting.
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Now activist interviews and straw polls such as these aren't scientific and may not at all be predictive.
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More interesting, the order the candidates were searched was predictive of which way a particular state would go.
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The reason for this is that our faces and our facial expressions are full of highly predictive data.
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Even at this point from an election, presidents' approval ratings are predictive of whether or not they're reelected.
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"You go from being reactive to proactive and predictive," said Larry Wash, an executive vice president of KONE.
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The predictive power of yields holds for bonds and stocks, but also for other assets, such as housing.
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Another figure that captivated my eros bone was the flamboyant skull by Katsuyo Aoki, "Predictive Dream XLIII" (2013).
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One sunny day recently, we drove up here together to see houses she considers predictive of the future.
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No other team in the National Basketball Association has a similar lounge for predictive gaming or actual betting.
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The officials cautioned that they review many models and that the Imperial College data was not necessarily predictive.
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This is underpinned by Spotawheel's "predictive analytics" covering the condition and expected failures on a per car basis.
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Granted, the vagaries of Iowa's caucuses — typically long evening gatherings during a Midwestern winter — make predictive polling difficult.
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So we work around the world in resource poor settings to help bring predictive analytics to the task.
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The promise of big data and predictive analytics for improving our lives and society should not be ignored.
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That means, in his estimation, the predictive work of hurricane hunters saves the country $200 million per hurricane.
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Some are simply uneasy about the concept, Mr. Kurzweil said, or are not convinced predictive analytics really works.
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It can accurately implement predictive analytics, knowing which advertisements to show, to which users, for maximum sales uplift.
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The next logical step is predictive shipping, where advertisers send you what you want before you even order.
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"College major choice has strong predictive power in explaining gender wage gaps, independent of occupation choice," they wrote.
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That's why it may be more predictive to examine the ideological camps from which primary challengers might emerge.
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We've turned this world into a hothouse, one that's overwhelming the predictive powers of both human and computer.
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"Telling me which 2,000 patients in a population might get a heart attack isn't predictive analytics," said Badlani.
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Give experts new technologies like surgical robots or predictive policing algorithms to enhance productivity, block apprentices from learning.
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It offers predictive tools so that workers can see tomorrow's jobs and acquire the skills to get them.
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The conversation and consulting are nonstop, because the institute must navigate the limitations inherent to all predictive modeling.
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Many news outlets reporting on the study mentioned a topline result: a "positive predictive value" of 903 percent.
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Data firms are pitching their predictive formulas, or algorithms, as tools that can help make the right decisions.
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Google's decision to play it safe on gender follows some high-profile embarrassments for the company's predictive technologies.
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Finding causal mechanism and developing plausible explanations are challenging, and may be more work than building predictive models.
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Launched April 28 by Samsung Electronics Italia, Wemogee targets patients specifically where dictation and predictive text apps don't.
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A lot of the data that police departments use and put into these predictive policing stuff is dirty.
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So Village Capital's startups are doing a better job on diversity while not sacrificing on predictive financial ability.
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BUT IF THE SYSTEM IS DETERMINING THROUGH WATSON THAT THERE IS A PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE PROBLEM HAPPENING ON THE ELEVATOR OR THERE'S A PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE HAPPENING ON THE ESCALATOR, THEN THROUGH SALESFORCE'S SERVICE CAPABILITY, WE COULD ROLL A TRUCK RIGHT TO GET THAT ELEVATOR AND ESCALATOR FIXED RIGHT THERE AND THEN.
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The 19-megapixel "Motion Eye" camera on the back has a "Predictive Capture" mode that starts snapping pictures before you've even hit the shutter, improvements to its "Predictive Autofocus" which anticipates where to focus on next, lens distortion corrections, and the aforementioned 960 fps super slow motion video capture (below).
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Airbnb says it already uses predictive models, trained using machine learning techniques, that look for uncharacteristic behavior to flag.
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That means helping locals hire more officers, community policing training and sophisticated predictive technology that can identify potential threats.
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The hope is that the predictive power of these scores may continue to improve as GWAS studies grow larger.
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Those autonomous support tools include energy management, equipment health monitoring, and predictive and remote maintenance for the autonomous ships.
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Apple has given the once tired app a complete overhaul, complete with GIFs, full screen effects and predictive emoji.
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The book is from the New York Society of Security Analysts about the predictive future of high yield bonds.
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Or is it more like 2018, when Trump's approval rating was very predictive of vote choice for House races?
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It wasn't even close: Francophone was well over twice as predictive, according to the algorithm, as any other variable.
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AI is also used to predict crime more generally, led by PredPol, a predictive policing company Brantingham co-founded.
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Norton and Nadler had been thinking about how Kensho's machine learning and predictive analytics could work in other areas.
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To be clear, the current Streams app for managing AKI alerts does not include AI as a predictive tool.
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Move 37 showed that AlphaGo wasn't just regurgitating years of programming or cranking through a brute-force predictive algorithm.
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Still, the social media patterns do have predictive value and could lead to new possibilities in personalizing health care.
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The company uses behavioral neuroscience and artificial intelligence to help identify candidates in a more predictive and unbiased way.
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With hospitalization one of the most significant costs, the startup wants to reduce that through AI-powered predictive services.
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Interestingly, the platform can also work to create predictive recommendations based on your position and past likes and dislikes.
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The beauty of predictive algorithms is that they don't need to understand the cause and effect behind statistical relationships.
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Rather than offering just a dressed up spreadsheet, Nimble is offering a predictive tool to help inform hiring decisions.
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You've probably encountered one today, in fact, whether that's Google's AutoComplete feature or the Predictive Text function in iOS.
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"It's obvious that the position of stars and motion cannot be used to develop a predictive model," Piersanti explained.
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Splunk acquires cloud monitoring service SignalFx for $1.05B SignalFx provides real-time cloud monitoring solutions, predictive analytics and more.
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In addition to RocketFuel, Trump is using predictive marketing software from TellApart, which was acquired by Twitter last year.
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But at what point does technology go from being predictive to becoming entrapment or, worse, a self-fulfilling prophecy?
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How you segment data or choose an output variable, for example, may affect predictive fairness across different sub-populations.
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This data, along with interconnectivity, correlation, predictive analytics and machine learning, provides the foundation for our AI-powered future.
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Meanwhile, Contentsquare says the new capital will help Contentsquare increase research and development focused on AI and predictive analytics.
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Salesforce's Einstein press release has all the buzz phrases, such as deep learning, predictive analytics and natural language processing.
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"After several years spent trying to perfect predictive analytics, attackers will counter with feints and pattern randomization," he predicts.
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But as the company's data capabilities get more sophisticated, UPS will try to make the Orion algorithm more predictive.
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The former official spoke on condition of anonymity to freely discuss their concerns with data mining and predictive policing.
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Its commercial software platform, Metropolis, also reportedly uses predictive analytics to help businesses develop consumer markets and streamline investments.
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Those grants underpin some of the best-known — and most scrutinized — predictive policing efforts in Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Shmilovici claims for instance that his company's predictive scoring is much better than Salesforce's because he has more data.
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But it does offer a new predictive power that may offer insights into how exactly that evacuation should transpire.
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The Touch Bar can also act as a predictive QuickType suggestion bar for typing, like on your phone keyboard.
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This was the main training data used to build a predictive model of what piano notes follow one another.
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More than 60 American police departments use some form of "predictive policing" to guide their day-to-day operations.
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With person-based predictive targeting, police can instead target suspects for surveillance or deterrence before a call comes in.
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"Third grade reading rates are the number one predictive indicator of a child's future success," Tippins told WXIA-TV .
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Photo by The VergeThe keyboard will also include Word Flow, Microsoft's predictive engine that makes it easier to type.
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In Britain the industry has agreed to a blanket moratorium, renewable every three years, on using predictive genetic information.
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This helped the JHU team identity several "regions of interest," that seemed to be involved in the predictive task.
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A predictive algorithm would have ultimately been correct that my father-in-law would not survive his hospital stay.
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Nokia has acquired SpaceTime Insight, a California-based IoT startup that provides predictive analytics based on machine learning algorithms.
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Officers are increasingly turning to software and predictive analytics to anticipate when and where misdeeds are likely to occur.
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Of course, if Trump's candidacy (and victory) proved anything, it's that history is only predictive until it isn't anymore.
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All your predictive analytics shit, deciding who is good and who is bad based on data mining, tracking purchases?
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There's a new Harry Potter chapter that was written using a predictive keyboard trained on the Harry Potter series.
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A huge number of people reported that they'd noticed their devices automatically adding a space after using predictive text.
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No matter how predictive the future Internet of Things becomes, it is not possible to replace the human spirit.
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"Several" participants noted the curve's predictive powers and suggested policymakers pay "close attention" to the shape of the curve.
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She is taking on the pizzastablishment with robots, a truck, 56 ovens, a passionate staff and some predictive analytics.
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This is, according to political scientists, around the time when general election polling becomes predictive of the actual vote.
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There is also great demand for "senior people with skills in technology, particularly predictive data analysis capabilities," he said.
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"At least the data feeding these surveillance and predictive models comes from public social media data," Price told me.
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A survey by Phoenix-based OH Predictive Insights found Clinton taking 22019 percent support over Trump at 42.2 percent.
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To turn it on, go to your Settings app, then click General, then click Keyboard, then toggle Predictive on.
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They're certainly far more predictive than the polls immediately beforehand, or in the midst of the post-convention bounces.
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But Airbus says it too is working on predictive maintenance by crunching data from its jets to anticipate failures.
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First, the real value in user data only emerges through large aggregations, which allow predictive analytics and behavioral targeting.
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As a long-standing practitioner of predictive analytics, I know the field is ready to take on this challenge.
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The term "drinking problem" doesn't begin to cover some of the things predictive text told them they were consuming.
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A pivotal 2010 study supporting such a causal relation found chromosome abnormalities predictive of leukemia in heavily exposed workers.
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These predictive eye movements were much rarer (38 percent lower) when using the Ouija board in the usual way.
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Overall mortality is also predictive, but nowhere near as much as white mortality, and particularly middle-aged white mortality.
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Both also offer predictive input, where the app automatically suggests words after you type only a character or two.
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What he says today -- or even how he acts -- isn't predictive of what he will say or do tomorrow.
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But the 6-year-old company is buying the startup ClearBrain to add AI to its predictive-analytics technology.
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His attempts at optimism are framed as counterintuitive, faring little better, in predictive terms, than his lapses into pessimism.
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Those patterns can be used to create algorithms, which apply the data patterns to future situations with predictive analytics.
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This combined analysis improved predictive power to about 25 percent over random guessing, from 4 percent in previous models.
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Innovations like "digital twins," predictive analytics and blockchain can help companies prepare for and react to severe weather events.
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Until the end of May, she was a project manager at Uptake, a predictive analytics technology company in Chicago.
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InstantDigitally-native banking, insurance and investing, coupled with AI, will make finance much faster, more real time and predictive.
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Endorsements haven't been as predictive in ultra-crowded primaries with no clear front-runner, like the 2020 Democratic primary.
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HunchLab, the type of predictive policing program that's been controversial, isn't being examined on its own by the university.
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Facebook was on such a roll monetizing AI for precision advertising, investors could see predictive shipping on the horizon.
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Facebook is much better suited to smaller retailers with very specific niche markets and Facebook has superior predictive analytics.
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From there, imagine better predictive models that will in turn allow better and earlier diagnoses, and eventually better treatments.
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The digital technology opens the door to predictive maintenance, lower fuel consumption, reduced carbon emissions and longer-lived equipment.
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Using predictive text, it&aposs possible to write short messages with minimal typing — or even no typing at all.
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We don't know if an off year really is predictive of a presidential year, even in these polarized times.
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Social networks are also predictive of repayment, especially the pattern of a person's phone calls, texts and daily routines.
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Luckily, the fundamentals are already fairly predictive themselves, and the experts usually take into account polls when rating districts.
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Many of these offerings claim to be "predictive" by leveraging advanced technologies like machine learning and/or artificial intelligence.
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Kogan's company was paid 230,000 pounds ($320,643.00) by SCL for its predictive analysis based on the findings, Kogan said.
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Scientists warn that these tests aren't especially predictive, likely adding only a few centimeters and a couple IQ points.
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Quest is an exception: a unique predictive strategy allows it to follow short-term price changes, according to Koulajian.
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The simulator is powered by a predictive model developed by Post Opinions data analyst and columnist David Byler. 1.
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More sophisticated, predictive analytics built on artificial intelligence and paired with natural language recognition will make investment choices easier.
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The introduction of predictive metrics, which have been embraced by the N.C.A.A., has only complicated this fundamentally philosophical debate.
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They're deploying AI and predictive analytics to try to prevent students from falling through the cracks of the system.
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" The report's most memorable sentence: "Where you are born is more predictive of your future than any other factor.
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It would not be perfectly predictive, but it would offer a lot more information than many schools currently release.
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Saying that it's very important to pay parking tickets, for example, is very predictive of harsh views on immigration.
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The human brain is, to some extent, a natural Bayesian reasoning machine through a process known as predictive processing.
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Curated by Raul Zamudio and Juan Puntes, this third iteration was a bitter, predictive pill presaging Trump's astonishing victory.
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"Our desk can't remember any rates higher than these," Ihor Dusaniwsky, S3 Partners' managing director of predictive analytics, told Bloomberg.
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There's a corollary to this apparent urge for energy-efficient, organized, predictive systems to appear in a fluctuating nonequilibrium environment.
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Judges comments: The leading European startup in Smart Data and Predictive Analytics, making uncanny predictions on what we'll buy. 20.
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Our CEO survey over the last 22 years has actually been correlated very well to a predictive nature of GDP.
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While it has its own Word Flow predictive keyboard technology, Microsoft has been diving deeper into intelligent assistance with Cortana.
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Artificial intelligence (AI), predictive data analytics and robotics are already changing how factories, warehouses, distribution centres and delivery systems work.
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Photo: APResearchers are using predictive artificial intelligence to help police officers classify crimes and determine whether they are gang-related.
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Integrated assessment models are not meant be predictive, they emphasize, because no one can predict future technology—or political decisions.
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O'Neil also details in her book how predictive policing software can create "a pernicious feedback loop" in low income neighbourhoods.
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Thus by the end of 2015, the trade has become widely known and the predictive nature of tweet sentiment waned.
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FertilityMap aims to develop predictive algorithms to inform infertility diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment and help more families achieve successful pregnancies.
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The focus will be on supply chain optimization, last-mile delivery, warehouse automation, sensor technologies, predictive analytics and machine learning.
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The NET algorithm, a manifestation of that tension, is virtually guaranteed to underperform the current best-in-class predictive metrics.
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What's perhaps most interesting here, is that the company's calling out one of Touch Bar's more mundane features: predictive text.
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Big data is increasingly viewed as a strategic asset that can transform organizations through its use of powerful predictive technologies.
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That suggests that each post-season game has roughly four times as much predictive power as a regular-season one.
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Four decades after he began publishing research on climate change, the limits to scholars' predictive abilities have become abundantly clear.
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"We use predictive technology to make really high-fidelity bets on what pizzas people are going to order," Collins says.
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The company says its "predictive inventory management" technology will ensure that the medication customers need will always be in stock.
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LTV: And that could then have detrimental like consequences when it comes to uh to predictive policing, things like that.
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Other companies like Dataminr (strategically backed by Twitter) offer similar services, but with larger, big data and predictive analytical twists.
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The singular insight of this innovation is that data-driven predictive technologies can identify and forecast risk for the future.
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They worried it would expand the power of predictive algorithms used for probation, including the one that tagged Mr. Gates.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Harry Potter's upcoming 20th birthday is a good occasion to add some magic to predictive power.
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Two of The Verge staffers who have tested for the issue haven't experienced it, even with predictive text turned on.
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An opinion poll by OH Predictive Insights finds that just 21% of Arizonans support the pardon, while 50% oppose it.
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He calls this "predictive shipping" in contrast to the type of automated shipping you see from startups like Blue Apron.
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Today Apple announced a host of new features for iOS, including more predictive software like QuickType and advanced spotlight search.
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"In the near future, and even today, there will be no cyber security without predictive analytics," says Orad from Sisense.
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But Ms Mann doubts its continued predictive power after a long period in which central-bank intervention depressed interest rates.
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This is especially the case early in primaries, because polling is far less predictive than it is in general elections.
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The recent "Apple Heart Study", covering 420,000 patients, looked at the predictive value of the device's monitoring for irregular pulses.
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Once used only for medical reasons, basic predictive genetic tests can now be ordered online for a few hundred dollars.
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In several countries life insurers may already ask for disclosure of predictive genetic tests for policies over a certain value.
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The services, based on Microsoft's Azure cloud service, will include advanced navigation, predictive maintenance and over-the-air software updates.
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Palantir is a developer of increasingly common predictive policing technology that's used by law enforcement agencies around the United States.
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Algorithmic decisionmaking has dangerous consequences for black and Hispanic people when used in areas like criminal justice and predictive policing.
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"We plan to conduct further research to identify measures that are predictive of TNS response," Loo told Gizmodo via email.
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Spotinst's platform manages the process of acquiring spare capacity, powered by predictive AI, and seamlessly switches providers before it's withdrawn.
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Like any good phone keyboard, Word Flow comes with a predictive algorithm to anticipate your next word for faster texting.
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Atlas is testing Zendrive's analytics package to see if it can improve its own predictive software, and seeing good results.
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As the May 2010 special election in Pennsylvania's 12th District proved, a single race is not necessarily all that predictive.
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As productivity increases and the manual labor part of the job decreases, factory workers must become more predictive and interactive.
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However, bound by the Kyocera's character limit and thumbs unused to predictive text, perhaps I could rise above, self-transcend.
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It offers proprietary route deviation engine, order dispatch automation, field user app, route optimization, end customer tracking, and predictive analytics.
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Using public information requests, Motherboard obtained documents that verify previously unconfirmed police department contracts with the predictive policing company PredPol.
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Asset managers are using predictive analytics to generate investment ideas or as an early warning system for assets at risk.
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A natural language processing system enriches this information and allows separate predictive models to make connections between events and people.
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Jiff also uses predictive analytics to provide to plan members personalized recommendations, such as prevention reminders and healthy living suggestions.
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QuickType will bring Siri intelligence to the keyboard, using deep learning to enable more intelligent predictive typing using expanded context.
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The first two parts have to do with Apple's new messaging app, which is significantly more predictive than previous versions.
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Crude can be seen as a predictive measure for overall inflation as its moves impact energy prices in real time.
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Johnson beefed up Chicago's police forces and deployed technology such as shot-spotting cameras and predictive analytics to anticipate violence.
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There are a few measures I took a look at to see if any/all of them were predictive. 22001.
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They are accused of being blinkered by mathematical models, of overestimating their predictive powers and churning out narrow-minded graduates.
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Craig, who reviewed documentation of the program at The Verge's request, compared the predictive policing effort to signals intelligence work.
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The soda industry has argued that Philadelphia's politics are unusual and that the vote here can't be seen as predictive.
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The fact that Trump is already in Nixon territory without similar events already taking place is suggestive but not predictive.
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Delta says this predictive service is coming soon, although other airlines say they are yet to launch into the area.
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These people might have elevated heart rates because of an elevated stress level that is then predictive of these disorders.
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"The only metric that has been shown to have some degree of predictive ability is low fund expense," he said.
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Police departments across the United States are also deploying data-driven risk-assessment tools in "predictive policing" crime prevention efforts.
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Predictive programs are only as good as the data they are trained on, and that data has a complex history.
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One note of caution: Just because the polling hasn't changed this year, it doesn't mean it's predictive of the outcome.
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It has created what it says is a hospital-level asthma management tool that can give predictive insights at home.
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The system's predictive model is a far cry from the synthesized speech systems used by "digital assistant" apps like Siri.
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But the laws do not go far enough, Verdier said, urging the EU to curb companies' and governments' predictive powers.
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" She added that "there are all sorts of ways these predictive algorithms can and have already creeped into our lives.
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"This frees up time and resources for higher-value activities, like predictive policing," said Roy Marler, vice president of Coplogic.
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It has also developed a predictive algorithm so precise that it functions like a window into any point in time.
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The drivers get in-app notifications, heat maps and emails with real-time and predictive information about spikes in demand.
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The Indie Spirits celebrate films with a budget cap of $20 million, and are somewhat predictive of eventual Oscar winners.
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"It is hard to conceive of an ethical argument against use of the most accurate predictive instrument," the report stated.
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Polls show that the public broadly supports the use of innovations like body cameras, drones and predictive, algorithm-driven policing.
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It includes projects to collate soil geochemistry data with groundwater data sets into predictive maps for highly prospective mineral regions.
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The predictive power of these tests is expected to diminish in people of African ancestry, Asian ancestry, and so on.
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I bring up this story because one (admittedly oversimplified) way to think of self-learning software is as predictive tasks.
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In a Powerpoint presentation given to community members last month, Allegheny County officials demonstrated some possible uses of predictive analytics.
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Both Vijilent and Voltaire have been tempted at times to move further toward the kind of predictive analytics Momus advertises.
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He is preparing a presentation to sell his graduate thesis, a predictive advertising company called Insta-Ad, to venture capitalists.
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It does so through contracts that promise hospitals and universities early access to its predictive algorithms in exchange for data.
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Most agreed, however, that youth turnout in the Democratic primary is not necessarily predictive of turnout in the general election.
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More and more, where you go to school is becoming as predictive of your future as your ZIP code is.
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For use cases that don't fit neatly into these buckets, the service also offers a more general predictive modeling service.
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Medicine is not a predictive science; it is, at best, post-dictive based on biology, which is a descriptive science.
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"Being predictive about what's going to be taking place out in 2030 is really hard," Pruitt told the news outlet.
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This is just one example, but it emphasizes the need for large-scale pattern recognition in creating predictive diagnostic models.
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"Arpaio wrecked Kelli Ward's race," said Mike Noble, chief pollster at OH Predictive Insights, a Phoenix-based research polling company.
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Our goal is to use this data to develop predictive models to help clinicians diagnose and treat all human diseases.
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With predictive text, your iPhone can make guesses about the words you are typing and suggest how to complete sentences.
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Here are three of the most common, according to Ethan Dornhelm, vice president of scores and predictive analytics at FICO.
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To that end, rather than abandon the feature, some companies are now wrestling with how to improve its predictive capabilities.
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The company already offers analysis of predictive job performance, something that the machine learning can only refine through updated data.
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It's difficult to imagine what a robust safeguard against the misuse of predictive algorithms would even look like, she said.
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But it's still very predictive whether you are temperate or tropical how well you will have done in economic development.
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But polls are known to fluctuate throughout the campaign cycle and aren't necessarily predictive of what could happen in November.
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"Maybe we could reduce crime more by using predictive policing, but the unintended consequences [are] even more damaging… and it's just not worth it," Tim Birch, the head of resource and planning for the Oakland Police Department, told Motherboard in a 2016 interview about software vendor PredPol, another provider of predictive analytics to police departments.
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I teared up when early data started coming in, because it suddenly seemed like all the predictive models had been wrong.
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But they don't let them dictate detention, in part because even the best instruments are only somewhat predictive of future harm.
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And the explanations they would give as to why you do what you do would become much more plausible and predictive.
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But with a predictive scan in hand, experimental early intervention on a child without symptoms could be a source of stress.
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Larsen says it only reviews factors that have been "scientifically validated as being predictive of job performance" for a specific role.
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Although DeepMind's and Google's is clearly for Streams to be the conduit for predictive AIs to be pushed onto NHS wards.
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Microsoft's LinkedIn said it avoids gendered pronouns in its year-old predictive messaging tool, Smart Replies, to ward off potential blunders.
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The UK's Ministry of Defence has publicised plans for introducing AI into warfare, namely for predictive analytics and automated planning roles.
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Bull in his predictive analysis is really – he's an expert, almost like a casting director of knowing what someone will do.
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My attitude problem (being ungrateful and calling my mother a bitch) was predictive: Only addicts would treat their parents that way.
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Predictive analytics is used to detect fraud and stop cyberattacks, but it's largely an unexplored frontier for most consumer-facing businesses.
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Meanwhile, to differentiate shoppers and their purchases, 7-Eleven is using a proprietary mix of algorithms and predictive technology, it says.
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In fact, the very impulse to protect yourself, called "loss aversion," may be predictive of investment errors, a new study suggests.
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In a 2016 profile for Das Magazin, a Zürich-based culture magazine, Kosinski talked about the predictive power of his model.
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As for how predictive such data can be, consider Firebird, a model developed at Carnegie Mellon University for Pittsburgh's fire department.
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But questions remain of whether this can be done ethically, and, most crucially, who can be trusted with this predictive technology.
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For Justice Clarence Thomas, who has spoken up during only one hearing since February 2006, the model has no predictive power.
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The "Smart City" Trolley Problem: Can you use sensors, software and predictive analytics to prevent all iterations of the trolley problem?
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It's also part of a larger project at the US Department of Defense aimed at identifying the predictive factors for PTSD.
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The addition of predictive features helps customers make decisions, making your product key to their strategy and giving you lock-in.
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Exotic correlations are a passable proxy for creditworthiness, but they are no match for the predictive power of actual financial records.
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But before 2012 with the New Orleans program, there is no publicly available record that Palantir had ventured into predictive policing.
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The company announced that it has acquired the Boston-area startup Celect to help Nike beef up its predictive analytics strengths.
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And predictive policing is just one way in which the criminal-justice system is using algorithms to help them make decisions.
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The development of predictive movement for prosthetics will make it so people won't have to think hard about controlling the device.
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Established in 1972, it was sidelined as the young prophets began to forecast world events with "a predictive precision without parallel".
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Because predictive tests—unlike diagnostic ones—often need not be disclosed, the customer can secure an advantage over a future insurer.
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But American presidential campaigns command so much voter attention — and Trump is so Trump — that trends are relevant but not predictive.
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But they weren't sure which of those regions were specific to physical intuition, as opposed to predictive and spatial reasoning generally.
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Not including this follow up data makes it difficult to determine the accuracy of the system and increase its predictive capabilities.
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But it tells you that it's predictive technology and engine technology, we're using… Jason Del Rey: And what did it say?
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"The beauty of predictive modeling is you're watching an electorate voter-by-voter over a long period of time," Walsh said.
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"First-day returns aren't predictive for subsequent returns," UBS' head of asset allocation Jason Draho said in a note on Tuesday.
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The group also questioned why police departments were not using predictive technology to spot patterns of troubling behavior among their officers.
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Like other e-commerce companies, NYX uses predictive intelligence tools to recommend products based on each shopper's browsing and purchasing history.
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"If you go on that model alone, there's an 85 percent predictive value it should be a Republican year," she says.
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To Lee, the important message here, and one that often gets lost in the dialogue about drugs, is a predictive one.
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"This is a predictive tool people from all over the world could use [to help monitor a variety of natural systems]."
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Moreover, if you lower the threshold to Democrats who raised only 65 percent of their opponent the measure is similarly predictive.
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In fact, the real magic of predictive analytics is big data, as noted in this insightful article on the VersionOne blog.
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DeepMind asserts that access to all patient data across the three hospitals is necessary for the app's predictive function to work.
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Botnik Studios, the Seattle-based tech startup, has used predictive keyboard text to create wonderfully inane AI comedy in the past.
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Uptake and APT will continue offering their own predictive analytics platforms to their respective clients but intend to integrate the two.
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On top of all this, the biological theory of plausibility also suffers from a graver problem: its predictive powers are faulty.
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Many are embracing a dual approach that includes using defensive technologies, as well as new offensive tactics like predictive AI technologies.
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The Provo, Utah-based company is a provider of predictive analytics services for salespeople that helps them source and close deals.
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"Midterms are not presidential elections, and they are not predictive," cautioned Kyle Kondik of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics.
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Then, Glint's software-as-a-service uses machine learning, natural language processing and predictive analytics to identify key areas for improvement.
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The yield curve inversion was not being viewed as an automatic recession indicator, despite its strong predictive power in the past.
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Central bank stimulus may be one reason why the predictive power of bond markets in general has diminished over the years.
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We do believe in the predictive powers of the curve .... But we don't think the Fed will purposely invert the curve.
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An extreme state in a market isn't predictive of a reversal, only of the likely medium-to-long-term future returns.
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But the predictive model was unreliable at the time and is still being worked on, the spokesman for Regierungspraesidium Kassel cautioned.
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Mindwell, a meditation app that layers tones and frequencies with spoken guidance, launched an in-app AI predictive engine on Friday.
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I went back and looked at how predictive the June to July polling average was in 225 Senate races since 1998.
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Clinton, the Democratic nominee, still holds the lead in FiveThirtyEight's two other predictive models: polls-plus forecast and polls-only forecast.
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Combined with "big data" and predictive analytics, it could help militaries identify patterns, links, and anomalies in vast amounts of information.
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Speaking with CNBC's "Street Signs," he said jobs in traditional sectors that are predictive and routine in nature will be affected.
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If you'd like to do some leaf peeping this fall, consider checking out the 2018 Predictive Fall Color Map from SmokyMountains.com.
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Contrary to the fears of some critics, marijuana regulatory schemes are not predictive of upticks in cannabis use by young people.
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The tweet-based model even had more predictive power than other models based on traditional demographic, socioeconomic, and health-risk factors.
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Enterprises are already embracing big data and predictive analytics to hire and retain talent, forecast staffing needs and improve employee satisfaction.
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And in the primaries, several Republicans won the majority of the vote — although that's not always predictive of the general election.
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Under the state of exception, what they decided to do was use these data logs, "data exhaust," for their predictive power.
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We'll also see AI being used in the courtroom—a predictive system for whether or not an offender would re-offend.
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Judges are already using their own judgments as a kind of predictive policing, Alsdorf argues, and the results aren't much better.
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Instead of reacting to changes that happen on the retail level, Bluecore predictive lets marketers be proactive about their email messaging.
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People.ai is a startup using AI to give sales managers a predictive playbook for the best way to close a deal.
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Predictive policing is "driven by what seems to be objective historical data that itself reflects longstanding and pervasive bias," Buttar said.
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The program used machine learning and predictive analytics to crunch Amazon data and identify consumers who were likely to try products.
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The October OH Predictive Insights poll found that 15 percent of Republican voters who said they "lean conservative" were supporting Sinema.
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By contrast, people's views on other political questions — like economics or trust in government — didn't have nearly the same predictive value.
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Their alliance was intended to parse health data, detect disease patterns and improve predictive analysis in medicine — all good things, right?
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Perhaps more important, using predictive AI in the way Trump seems to be suggesting raises a whole slew of ethical concerns.
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The second way in which bias can enter the data is through risk factors that are not equally predictive across groups.
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That is the beauty of Week 3.543; the predictive nature of Week 3.533 is entirely dependent on how your team fared.
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Social support on Facebook was predictive not only of better mental health but also decreased levels of depression, anxiety and loneliness.
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When only people with serious symptoms are tested, the predictive model becomes blind to those who have no or mild symptoms.
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The University of Texas had used predictive analysis to identify students at risk and devised early interventions to help them succeed.
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That's far from perfect, though is actually more predictive than an average for a Senate race would be at this point.
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There is one clear path for Facebook to release its embedded value and regain its mojo: artificial intelligence and predictive shipping.
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The group also argued that such predictive efforts have historically been biased, resulting in harsher penalties for minority and disadvantaged communities.
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Like a true assistant, Siri is also now more predictive — it aims to spot common computing problems and offer to help.
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There he created a social search startup called Cue, which was acquired by Apple for its predictive search capabilities in 2013.
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We manage the risks by partnering with organizations such as Predata, which provides us access to its predictive geopolitical analysis platform.
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That is, the Virginia 2017 House results were slightly to the left of the 2018 midterm results, though still highly predictive.
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A firm's initial skill level is highly predictive of future skill, growth rates, ability to withstand competition and long-term survival.
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Going forward, App Annie says its data science team will also offer predictive and prescriptive insights based on the new data.
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This unfounded linkage between credit history and legal status needs to be broken, since it will have no predictive value whatsoever.
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But an SMS drives safety at the broader organizational level, changing our safety practices from reactive to proactive, and eventually predictive.
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However the bright orange uniforms worn by Dee-Luxe employees appeared in 1976, they now seem eerily predictive of prison jumpsuits.
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The predictive modeling also helped the car maker cut 32% from its media budget, achieve sale goals, and address inventory problems.
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Microsoft's LinkedIn said it avoids gendered pronouns in its year-old predictive messaging tool, Smart Replies, to ward off potential blunders.
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I have no problem with the horse race, and I certainly have done my share of consuming plenty of predictive analyses.
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It was more like predictive text if your iPhone had spent years discussing prohibitively expensive clothing labels and, like, Semi-Pro.
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