Which is correct:
"kind of predicting model " or "kind of the predicting model "?

Some examples from the web:

• He has pretensions of predicting death.
• There is not enough evidence to date that ozone monitoring can be capable of predicting earthquakes.
• I was thinking more along the lines of predicting presidential security routes.
• That's because the idea of predicting what might happen is so powerful.
• Offering only the most stable assets, your chances of predicting right is increased.
• There's no way of predicting the Internet based on the first transistor.
• You have no way of predicting how the other person will behave.
• Moreover it should be capable of predicting the corrosive potential of the reference chemicals (see Table 1) when used in the testing protocol selected.
• Until they get that satellite into position, we have no way of predicting where this thing will hit.
• We want to improve the ways of predicting migratory flows more accurately by providing increased subsidies for the European Migration Observatory.
• We're building new statistical models that let us do a better job... of predicting death than we've ever been able to do.
• Some conclusions: Spengler's book, Decline of the West, popularized the idea of predicting the future through knowledge of past civilizations.
• The Finite element method (FEM) is the leading way of predicting the behavior of structures under real-life conditions.
• This mass of data is potentially capable of predicting both market and cultural trends of unthinkable niches.
• We have no way of predicting how many will show up, if any.
• But it actually represented a giant step forward in the science of predicting asteroid impacts.
• There's no way of predicting his character.
• Reality is complex and we have no means of predicting what will happen next.
• I'm skeptical of predicting any future... which includes me.
• It may affect you in ways we have no way of predicting.

Some examples from the web:

• For instance, there is a similar need today to vulgarize an evidence, namely the fact that the historical evolution of the predicting and interpreting art of the kabalalist soothsayers followed an identical process of slow accumulation and adaptation over many millennia.
• Only I'm making my very own tempestulator for the predicting of the weather.
• For each kind of discipline many kinds of vegetables contended for the very desired prizes.
• The supplement does not need any kind of kind of prescription.
• These kind of situations, there's all kinds of back-channel negotiations.
• This kind of modern slavery is one of the most lucrative kinds of international organised crime.
• It seems like the whole complex was some kind of technological kind of factory.
• This kind of continuous daydream or distraction.
• Somehow we had some kind of telepathic communication.
• It's a kind of hypermnesia with lateral effects.
• There was no kind of rater-training process.
• She knew exactly what kind of service she wanted.
• Perfectly normal after that kind of trauma.
• In your case is 'Kind of emergency .
• It kind of defeats the purpose.
• Must be some kind of nature show.
• Like a kind of gravity or magnetism.
• No, I'm kind of tired.
• There's various kinds of sprinkles and marshmallows.
• I sometimes ask those kind of questions.