underpredict

[US]/ˌʌndəˈprɪdɪkt/
[UK]/ˌʌndərˈprɪdɪkt/

Translation

v.to predict less accurately or with less magnitude than occurs; to fail to predict the full extent or value of something

Phrases & Collocations

underpredict the

underpredicting demand

underprediction of

cannot underpredict

underpredict costs

underpredicts growth

underpredict model

underpredict trend

underpredict risk

underpredict impact

Example Sentences

simple linear models often underpredict the complexity of the market.

current risk assessments underpredict the impact of extreme weather.

the agency's report suggests they underpredict future energy demands.

if we underpredict user growth, the server will crash.

early studies underpredict the long-term health effects of pollution.

economists worry that official figures underpredict actual inflation rates.

standard algorithms tend to underpredict sales during the holiday season.

we must not underpredict the time required for software testing.

critics claim the budget proposal underpredicts necessary infrastructure costs.

failure to account for variables will underpredict the outcome.

many analysts underpredict the volatility of cryptocurrency markets.

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