Sentence examples for a function of the curse from inspiring English sources

Nor is this a function of the curse of the debate, immigration.

The choice of algorithm is related to the ambiguity of the behavior of objective function, the existence of local extrema of objective function, and the curse of dimensionality (obtaining quality results within a reasonable time) [5, 6].

The semiparametric KS estimator makes no distributional assumptions, but it assumes a linear index function to avoid the curse of dimensionality.

The so-called "curse of dimensionality" [ 8] is a phenomenon in which the number of training samples required for a satisfactory classification is given by an exponential function of the size of the feature space.

Because of the curse of dimensionality [16], this amount of information would require an impractical number of training samples.

In 1990, Boston Globe columnist Dan Shaughnessy wrote a book titled The Curse of the Bambino, criticizing the Red Sox for the sale of Babe Ruth, and publicized the curse.

A headline is "The Curse of Plath!" Yet the "curse" idea is repellent.

Based on this compilation of country data and on a review of the resource curse literature, I first propose a possible generic analytical framework to define health services available in resource curse environments, including relationships by which they interact, and plausible links with resource curse findings summarised in the previous section.

Some Canterbury fans call it a curse, the Curse of JT.

It seemed almost like a curse, the curse of the Terence McKenna library!

The supposed curse had gained such prominence in Philadelphia that a documentary film entitled The Curse of William Penn was produced about it.