Confidence interval how sure you are?

Are You Sure? Confidence in Prediction of Dependency Tree Edges

We describe and evaluate several methods for estimating the confidence in the per-edge correctness of a predicted dependency parse. We show empirically that the confidence is associated with the probability that an edge is selected correctly and that it can be used to detect incorrect edges very efficiently. We evaluate our methods on parsing text in 14 languages.

Are you sure you have a strategy?

Executive Overview After more than 30 years of hard thinking about strategy, consultants and scholars have provided an abundance of frameworks for analyzing strategic situations. Missing, however, has been any guidance as to what the product of these tools should be—or what actually constitutes a strategy. Strategy has become a catchall term used to mean whatever one wants it to mean. Executive...

Short History of Confidence Intervals: Or, Don't Ask "Does the Treatment Work?" but "How Sure Are You That It Works?".

Be sure you are treating asthma.

Thirty four years-old woman with an extrinsic trachea compression because of a right-sided arch and left subclavia artery diagnosed as having asthma since she was 2 years old.

Are You Sure? Confidence about the Satiating Capacity of a Food Affects Subsequent Food Intake

Expectations about a food's satiating capacity predict self-selected portion size, food intake and food choice. However, two individuals might have a similar expectation, but one might be extremely confident while the other might be guessing. It is unclear whether confidence about an expectation affects adjustments in energy intake at a subsequent meal. In a randomized cross-over design, 24 sub...