Sentence examples for In generalisation from inspiring English sources

Empirical and theoretical results indicate that an ensemble of base classifiers gives improvements in generalisation over the individual classifiers [49], providing the base classifiers are not correlated with one another.

The second is that the state-locked multistream decoding techniques that were investigated for model recombination led to an increase in generalisation error as the inference performed is very approximate.

Since previous studies in nonsequential classification problems had shown that an increase in generalisation performance may be obtained through the use of those two ensemble methods, it was expected that they would have a similar effect on performance in phoneme classification tasks.

The test of the identified NN models in generalisation, and the simulation of the MPC scheme, on the basis of experimental data collected during several measurement campaigns at the Bois Rouge sugar mill, illustrate the good performances of this new approach, showing promises for an on-line implementation in the year 2000.

The practical implication of the latter drawback in generalisation is probably limited.

Therefore, there may be some limitations in generalisation of our results.

This was why art, for instance, invariably dealt in generalisations – and panglossian ones at that.

Asked in graduate student days about his field of study, Bell had replied: "I specialise in generalisations".

Loach, 77, acknowledged he was speaking in generalisations, but that "by and large [reviewers] reflect their own perception through their hostility".

We don't know how often this happens, largely because the news deals in generalisations that cannot be adjusted to the subtlety of real situations.

When addressing a broad base of students, recruited in part for their diversity, it is easier to speak in generalisations; easier to lecture and to grade coursework.