Predictive model definition

Predictive model means an analytical tool developed and used by professional archeologists to identify the archeological sensitivity of a particular property or landscape. A predictive model predicts where archeological sites are likely to be found based on a clustering of needed human resources such as food, water, shelter, and raw materials, and other environmental factors. Predictive models must be approved by the VT Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.
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Predictive model means an element of a cultural and historic preservation plan which, on the basis of existing information and extrapolation, predicts the distribution and density of various classes of historic properties over a given island or other area.
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Examples of Predictive model in a sentence

  • Predictive model Predictive modeling is an application of basic sampling techniques that projects or extrapolates the number, classes, distribution, and frequencies of cultural resources.

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