extrapolation

extrapolation to the limit

He estimate his income tax bill by extrapolation from figures submit in previous year.

Using Doppler radar data, an algorithm for precipitation nowcast is set up by applying an improved cross-correlation extrapolation method (COTREC).

The scientist used extrapolation to predict future trends.

Extrapolation of the data suggests a strong correlation.

We cannot rely solely on extrapolation for accurate predictions.

The model was created using extrapolation from previous studies.

Extrapolation is a common method in statistical analysis.

Extrapolation can be useful in making informed decisions.

Careful consideration is needed when using extrapolation techniques.

Extrapolation is often used to estimate unknown values.

The limitations of extrapolation must be taken into account.

We can sort of make very conservative extrapolations and we find it's probably not gonna happen.

Nowadays sport statisticians view such calculations as flawed because they relied on linear extrapolations.

Remember behaviorists were entirely comfortable studying animals and drawing extrapolations to other animals and to humans.

Simple extrapolation. In the three years that I've known you, you were single for two. During that time, I saw 17 different suitors.

I'm not talking wormholes or warp drives -- whatever -- just an extrapolation of the sort of tech that TED celebrates.

The trilogy is distinguished by its wildly inventive plotting, its detailed scientific extrapolation and its broad perspective, ultimately covering a vast swath of human history.

In this case, the 100-tonne estimate was an extrapolation based on comparison on the limb proportions of Argentinosaurus to those of large modern mammals whose weights can be measured directly.

The pandemic was unusual because of the large rise in both job vacancies and job seekers, but that was an extrapolation of their revised curve, not a shift to a new location.

As a consequence, during the 1980s a kind of doomsday scenario ( analogous to similar doomsday extrapolations about energy needs and fossil fuels or about population increases) was projected by health administrators, economists and politicians.