Sentence examples for a fine-tuned model from inspiring English sources

They also show how further training of the model using a focused set of actives towards a biological target can produce a fine-tuned model which generates a high fraction of predicted actives.

Moreover, its sequence similarity generation model loosely fits the observed data and does not provide a fine-tuned model to assess the significance of tissue-specific alignments.

Of course, you will need a fine-tuned business model, ideally one that's ready to scale.

An important finding from this work is that the networks trained end to end on corrosion learned colour and texture based filters, but suffered from overfitting; whereas the fine-tuned models provide more general representations at a significant computational cost.

This model integrates fine-tuned models of phenomenological (Izhikevich) spiking neurons that correspond to different sub-types of cells within the BG nuclei, electrical and conductance-based chemical synapses that include short-term plasticity and neuromodulation, as well as anatomically-derived striatal connectivity.

We fine-tuned models so that our fleet would fly the least distance and burn the least fuel".

Increasingly fine-tuned models for probable debris flow occurrence, expected volume, and runout area facilitate undertaking effective mitigation even for very large fires.

In this paper, we use a fine-tuned CaffeNet [19] model for recognition of normalized images.

With high throughput microscopy there is much more data generated than can be annotated or evaluated manually, and so developing a fine-tuned and efficient classification model is paramount for unlocking the potential of high throughput methods.

By making use of common components and a fine-tuned parts supply network, Mazda can build nine models on the same line.

Mr. Friedman is a nimble-minded writer with a fine-tuned sense of the absurd.