predicted probability

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predict
verb[T]
uk /prɪˈdɪkt/ us /prɪˈdɪkt/
to say that an event or action will happen in the future, especially as a result of knowledge ...
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probability
noun[C or U]
uk /ˌprɒb.əˈbɪl.ə.ti/ us /ˌprɑː.bəˈbɪl.ə.t̬i/
the level of possibility of something happening or ...
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Examples of predicted probability

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The predictedprobability of running for higher offices, on the other hand, almost doubles, going from 6 to 11 per cent.
The estimation provides an estimate for the predictedprobability of observing illness in a household.
This 'momentum' effect increases the predictedprobability that a typical respondent strategically switches parties by 6.5 percentage points.
The major feature of this display is the nearly horizontal orientation of the predictedprobability curve.
This is calculated as the difference in predictedprobability multiplied by the sample size.
From the regression results, we obtain the predictedprobability that the herder migrates with livestock.
First, we calculated, for each respondent in the dataset, a predictedprobability of voting for the president's party at the midterm.
Figure 2 plots the predictedprobability of a conduct disorder diagnosis as a function of genetic risk and physical maltreatment.
An estimate for the predictedprobability of observing illness in a household is obtained.
A positive coefficient increases the probability, whereas a negative value decreases the predictedprobability.
The third column indicates the change in predictedprobability between the first and second column.
When independent variables are set at the mean,16 the predictedprobability of adoption is 0.456.
In other words, the third column captures the effect of a one standard deviation increase in the row variable on the predictedprobability of electoral coalition formation.
The predictedprobability that an urban bill would receive a favorable committee report was 0.64 in an urban committee and 0.69 in a predominantly nonurban committee.
Thus, the predictedprobability that a coalition forms when all the variables are at their means is 0.032 with a 95 per cent confidence interval (0.020, 0.049).
First the adoption equation is estimated, then the predictedprobability of adopting is added as a variable in successive estimations of production, cost, and profit equations.
The flowering status is shown for all individual trees (open circles) with respect to trunk diameter, with the curve indicating the predictedprobability of flowering derived by logistic regression.
Within each group, we calculated the average predictedprobability and compared it to the actual proportion of respondents who voted for the president's party.
Figure 4 shows for each farm the coherence between the predictedprobability and the time since a flock reared in the same house was fed virginiamycin-supplemented feed.
A legislator who gathered 40 per cent of his/her votes in a single municipality (the average value) has a predictedprobability of retiring of 8 per cent.
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