The phrase "a function that evaluates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, mathematics, or any situation where a function is designed to assess or compute a value.
Example: "In our code, we implemented a function that evaluates the user's input to determine if it meets the required criteria."
Alternatives: "a method that assesses" or "a procedure that calculates".
To learn (fit) a BN, a scoring function that evaluates each network is used, and the search for an optimal network is guided by this score [ 21].
The value priority scheme developed based on a softmax network generates a hybrid control signal derived from a Lyapunov stability function that evaluates identification, performance, and stability of each controller.
Another consequence of this inequality is that the linear functional that evaluates a function f at a point of D is actually continuous on L2,h(D).
However, there is room for improvement in the design of HMMs, especially on emission functions that evaluate the likelihood of differential methylation at each cytosine site.
For the latter 74 entries, scoring functions that evaluate the complex models by regarding factors other than the contact area should be required to select the correct solutions.
The PROforma expression language includes the usual logical, arithmetic, and comparison operators, as well as functions that evaluate the execution states of tasks (i.e. whether they have been, or need to be, performed) as well as the values of data items.
The latter is implemented using a cost function that directly evaluates the performance of the controllers (in and out of the feedback loop) using measured input and output data.
Generic Optimization program (GenOpt®) is an optimization program for the minimization of a cost function that is evaluated by an external simulation program, such as EnergyPLAN, which was used as the second method in this research.
The proof proceeds in two steps: first the existence of an interval-valued utility function satisfying the preference axioms is proved (this being a utility function that evaluates lotteries in terms of their expected utility, as described previously).
