Proportional Bias

Custom Bias

Fuzzy Bias

Cut the cloth on the bias.

Taking into account a potential measurement bias

This is not a partisan view.

Every rumour contains a grain of truth.

Rendering intent determines the bias in the color conversion.

Not even physicians are immune to these influences indeed, in some cases, they actually create the bias.

And there's another cognitive bias I'll call confirmation bias, where we tend to accept data that confirms our beliefs and reject data that contradicts our beliefs.

Moreover, the bias toward manufacturing and export industries leads to a severe misallocation of capital.

Unfortunately, this leaves plenty of room for distortion and bias.

The answer is that independence acts as a safeguard against any inflationary bias .

Indeed, there was a real and massive social mobilization, but with a conservative bias.

But it does not eliminate the short term bias embedded in the EU s fiscal rules.

But there is a more fundamental cause China s bias toward industrialization.

Contrary to what many think, there is no fundamental bias against this medicine in mainstream economics today.

And you'll notice that there's a very heavy bias towards North America and Western Europe.

Although the size of the measurement bias in the euro area HICP is uncertain , available studies indicate that it is likely to be limited .

They tend to exaggerate the support for the model and discount new evidence that contradicts it a phenomenon known as confirmation bias.

The mainstream media s tendency to avoid checking out or reporting what is actually newsworthy in Internet conspiracy theories partly reflects class bias.

The precise magnitude of this bias for the euro area is difficult to estimate and probably rather small , given the continuous improvements made to the index by Eurostat . 8

The cow head protest, which was led by UMNO members, quickly fuelled racially charged manipulation of public sentiment.

As yet there is no conclusive evidence as to the magnitude of a potential bias in the HICP . Eurostat , the European Commission agency responsible for this area of statistics at the EU level , has attempted to avoid a measurement bias in the HICP by setting appropriate statistical standards for the national statistical institutes ( e.g. for revisions of expenditure weights in the index at appropriate time intervals and for the inclusion of new goods ) .

In particular , frequent re basing of the national indices is important to ensure the accuracy and comparability of the HICP and to reduce substitution bias .

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In the area of fiscal policy , progress in structural fiscal consolidation remains slow and there are risks that some countries will pursue expansionary pro cyclical fiscal policies .

Even within Wikipedias, where we're creating their own content online, there's a heavy bias towards the place where a lot of the Wikipedia authors are based, rather than to the rest of the world.

People outside the country weren't considered sufficiently informed, their judgement wasn't worth the same, and they were accused of ignorance and bias.

Designing a screening mechanism to minimize adverse selection in choosing bureaucrats and party officials has become one of the biggest challenges that China s ruling elites confront.

He added that , although the size of the measurement bias in the euro area was still uncertain , available studies indicated that it was likely to be limited .

More people think their lives are improving, while others are doing worse, probably because of journalists persistent bias in favor of bad news.

But it also requires a global investment community public, private, and mixed that can move beyond short term thinking, ideological bias, ignorance, and cynicism.

This is low speed, low wind speed, and the maneuverability is very increased, and here I'm going to do a small jibe, and look at the position of the sail.

Such rhetoric usually displays a centralist bias, with the pursuit of more Europe depicted as the only way that the European Union can compete economically with politically centralized countries like the United States and China.

In fact, by establishing urbanization as an explicit objective something that Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan never did China has embedded a structural economic bias toward construction.

Governments, according to the conventional wisdom, should aim for stable prices, with a slight bias toward inflation to stimulate the animal spirits of businessmen and shoppers.

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At the same time , the home bias in equity holdings ( i.e. the fact that investors seem to allocate a disproportionately large fraction of their equity holdings to domestic stocks ) has decreased considerably over the past few years .

Whether or not that is justified, such companies contribution to rising income inequality and thus to regulatory capture, media bias, and disproportionate influence in elections cannot be ignored.

Such bias can be attributed to the difficulties that statistical authorities have in adjusting the index in a timely manner to take account of ongoing improvements in the quality of goods and the changing patterns of consumer preferences .

The possible existence of a small positive measurement bias in HICP inflation and the uncertainty regarding its magnitude explain why the ECB did not give a specific value for the lower boundary of the definition .

On the other hand , setting the definition of price stability above zero also takes into account the fact that any consumer price index may be subject to measurement bias , and therefore that HICP inflation may slightly overstate true inflation .

In addition , upside risks to price stability arise from increases in administered prices and indirect taxes beyond those anticipated thus far , and the potentially procyclical stance of fiscal policy in some countries .

The definition of price stability did not specify an explicit lower bound for inflation rates , reflecting uncertainty surrounding the size of a potential measurement bias in the HICP and its possible variation over time .