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    1. Poverty is the most reliable predictor of early death


    2. Social Security is the most successful anti poverty program in US history, and poverty is the biggest cause and most reliable predictor of early deaths


    3. plebian/patrician status was no longer a predictor of one’s power in society


    4. She felt her wrist tiring, a predictor of later soreness and the need to waste an hour soaking it at home


    5. At age four, how children do on this test of delay of gratifications is twice as powerful a predictor of what their SAT scores will be as is IQ at age four


    6. IQ becomes a stronger predictor of SAT scores only after children learn to read


    7. Having said this, the ability to resist impulse is still a powerful predictor of achievement and well-being, no matter how the ability arose (i


    8. 1 predictor that a boy will have a criminal record and the No


    9. 2 predictor for girls, according to the U


    10. It may also explain why the degree of income inequality of a society is a better predictor than the absolute income level of the society for male-male homicides; income inequality creates social disparity, while differing average income levels may not do so

    11. Research by US psychologist Dr Howard Friedman has found that the best predictor of ­longevity is how conscientious a person is


    12. Scientists have discovered that waist ­measurement is a better predictor of heart disease than either weight or BMI (body mass index) because it can point to the ­existence of visceral fat, the dangerous fat that sit around the vital organs


    13. good predictor of success in life


    14. A better predictor of success in life is emotional intelligence


    15. as a predictor than EVA


    16. Data on tobacco use was not available, but there is little doubt that it would prove to be the most important predictor of lung cancer mortality, exceeding dietary factors by a wide margin


    17. “And a predictor for how the rest of the events will go,” Alex said


    18. intolerance was found to be a strong predictor of improvement in that study


    19. Brooks found that religious belief was the strongest predictor of giving to


    20.  Best predictor of efficacy of vancomycin is time above the antimicrobial MIC1

    21. as powerful a predictor of what their SAT scores will be as is IQ at age four


    22. IQ becomes a stronger predictor of SAT scores only after children learn to


    23. Think back to what Philip Tetlock, who studies the predictive ability of political pundits, found to be a sure sign of a bad predictor: dogmatism


    24. One factor emerged as the best predictor of poor mental health: whether a teacher had been verbally insulted by his or her students


    25. This desire for certainty finds its way into investment management when portfolio managers use the standard deviation of an asset’s returns, measured from past returns, as a predictor of future risk


    26. 6), and that often a rise in volatility such as this is an accurate predictor of a large market movement


    27. Spikes to the upside in volatility, although they may produce some of our best trading opportunities, alone are not an accurate predictor of future market action


    28. However, similar to this example, we have found that the increase or decrease in volatility is an accurate advance predictor of the velocity of a breakout in an underlying market


    29. However, it must be stressed again that low option prices are not a predictor of the future price direction of the underlying instrument, they only warn of increased volatility


    30. In these cases, the implied volatility is probably a better predictor of future volatility because, if the rumor proves to be true, then the stock or future will be more volatile

    31. However, he must decide which of the volatilities is the better predictor of future volatility


    32. If he decides that the historical volatility is the better predictor, then he has the opportunity to do something: buy options if the historical is less than the implied; sell options if the opposite is true


    33. In other words, the options will always be the correct predictor of future volatility


    34. The strategist, too, realizes that in many cases, the options’ implied volatility may be the better predictor — especially if that prediction is based on information not available to the strategist; however they will not always be, and when one feels comfortable with the historic volatility estimate, he may be able to profit


    35. Second, while past performance is a poor predictor of future returns, there are other factors that you can use to increase your odds of finding a good fund


    36. Finally, look at past performance, remembering that it is only a pale predictor of future returns


    37. While its star ratings are a weak predictor of future results, Morningstar is the single best source of information on funds for individual investors


    38. For example, they find that NAV is a significant predictor of future earnings and stock prices for some companies; NAV is seen as an important stock price determinant for financial enterprises such as banks, insurance companies, and savings and loan holding companies, because assets used in these businesses tend to be highly liquid and readily turned into cash


    39. where Y is known as the dependent or response variable, X is known as the independent variable or predictor, f[X] is a function of known form, μ and β are unknown parameters, and Z is a random variable whose expected value is zero


    40. Suppose we have determined that the response variable Y whose value we wish to predict is related to the value of a predictor variable X, in that its expected value EY is equal to a + bX

    41. If our regression model is EY = μ + αX + βW, that is, if we have two predictor variables X and W, we would write lm(Y ∼ X + W)


    42. In contrast to the examples of regression we looked at earlier, the errors inherent in measuring W (the so-called predictor) were as large if not larger than the variation inherent in the output V of the new device


    43. Strive to obtain response observations at intervals throughout the relevant range of the predictor


    44. The automated entry of predictors into the regression equation using R2 runs the risk of overfitting, as R2 is guaranteed to increase with each predictor entering the model


    45. As the following exercise illustrates, whether or not a given predictor will be found to make a statistically significant contribution to a model will depend upon what other predictors are present


    46. 17: This example illustrates the necessity of establishing a causal relationship between the predictor and the variable to be predicted before attempting to model the relationship


    47. evaluation of mu-opioid receptor (OPRM1) as a predictor of naltrexone response in the


    48. If implied volatility is a perfect predictor of future volatility, both graphs would be identical, but obviously, this is not the case


    49. But, even if the implied volatility was not a totally accurate predictor, perhaps we can draw some conclusions by looking at the difference between the implied volatility and the future realized volatility


    50. Implied volatility is at best an imperfect predictor of future volatility




























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