The phrase "a network that generates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system or structure that produces or creates something, often in a technological or organizational context.
Example: "The company has developed a network that generates real-time data for better decision-making."
Alternatives: "a system that produces" or "an infrastructure that creates".
It uses an FPGA prototyping board based on a Xilinx Virtex2Pro, a pulsed IR LASER projector [35] coupled with a diffraction network that generates a 49-dot pattern and a CCD imager.
Thagard, in his theory of emotional coherence ([2006]), presents a computational model of thought in which ideas, facts, and emotions together form a dynamic network that generates realistic cognitive outcomes.
Just like their vital role in maritime ecosystems, sharks live at the center of a financial network that generates both economic revenue and growth.
By using the proposed model in the selection process, one can expect to achieve the following objectives: (1) an airline network designed at less cost, (2) an airline network that generates more revenues, and (3) an airline network that serves more passengers.
SOM is an artificial neural network that generates a lattice of neurons, typically organized in a 2D grid, where high-dimensional data objects are projected to a lower dimensionality space while preserving their topological relations.
The self-organizing map (SOM) method is a form of artificial neural network that generates a low-dimensional geometric model from high-dimensional data [36].
To account for the multimodal color distribution of objects we propose a deep tree-structured network that generates for every pixel multiple color hypotheses, as opposed to a single color produced by most prior colorization approaches.
A diversity content hub has been created on the Guardian's business-to-business careers network that generates debate on a host of issues ranging from the challenges faced by minority ethnic and disabled graduates, to the problems faced by women when they return to work after having children.
This suggests that the neuronal population that mediates sensorimotor mu rhythm is a separate, non-GABAergically mediated, network to the GABAergically driven network that generates the motor beta rhythm.
