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7 results for overweight

Review of childhood data for predicting overweight and obesity in later life.

problem Predicting overweight and obesity in later life using childhood data.
method Bibliographic searches and iterative searching of references.
result High performance prediction models often use short time periods or late childhood data.

Expands statistical background for knee osteoarthritis treatment models.

problem Developing optimal exercise and weight loss treatments for knee osteoarthritis.
method Precision medicine models and jackknife cross-validation method.
result Jackknife estimator provides consistent value function estimation.

We present a set of models relevant for predicting various aspects of intra-day trading volume for equities and showcase them as an ensemble that projects volume in unison. We introduce econometric methods for predicting total and remaining daily volume, intra-day volume profile (u-curve), close auction volume and spec…

2019-04-02abs ↗pdf ↗

A method merges two pretrained diffusion experts to improve image quality and likelihood.

problem Trade-off between image quality and data likelihood in diffusion models.
method Combining two pretrained diffusion experts by switching between them along the denoising trajectory.
result The merged model consistently matches or outperforms its base components, improving or preserving both likelihood and sample quality.

New framework explains market volatility and metaorder impact.

problem Reconciling contradictory observations in market microstructure.
method Introducing a new theoretical framework to describe metaorders with different signs, sizes, and durations.
result Price diffusion is ensured by long memory of cross-correlations between metaorders.