Sentence examples for a plausible pattern from inspiring English sources

The socio-semiotics analysis of urban design and architecture in the context of the two case studies elicited a plausible pattern of sociocultural change.

The effect of age of model h3 is assumed to be monotone increasing, so that at high ages the estimated smooth tends to a constant guaranteeing a plausible pattern over the whole data range (Fig. 2 a).

It is hard to know in advance whether or not PH is a likely feature of the data to come, and if not, what a plausible pattern of time-dependent HRs might look like.

This propagation from orbito-frontal to temporal neocortex identified by MEEG using cMEM is quite a plausible pattern of propagation for this type of epilepsy, following a well-known white-matter connection pathway.

Beta-blocker use was significantly lower among patients who received any drugs for inhalation that are indicated in asthma or COPD, a plausible pattern, which may reflect presence of a relative contraindication or intolerance by the patient.

This is a plausible pattern since seeking care from the health center may already have exhausted the family's resources, making a further referral step to hospital wholly unrealistic, primarily for lack of money [ 16].

Consistent with this, the information could not be read from these final C layers of HMAX by a biologically plausible pattern association network using dot product decoding, but required a much more powerful support vector machine or linear least squares regressor equivalent to a delta-rule perceptron to classify these outputs of HMAX.

Experiment 2 shows that VisNet forms invariant representations when trained with different views of each object, whereas HMAX performs poorly when assessed with a biologically plausible pattern association network, as HMAX has no mechanism to learn view invariance.

This is unlike VisNet, which learns invariant representations in its hierarchy by self-organization, and produces view-invariant neurons (similar to those for faces (Hasselmo et al. 1989) and objects (Booth and Rolls 1998) in the inferior temporal visual cortex) that can be read by a biologically plausible pattern associator (Rolls 2008, 2012a).

In contrast, because of the invariance learning in VisNet, the single neurons in the sparse representation at the output provide information about which class of object was shown, and the population can be read by a biologically plausible pattern association network.

The right-hand column of Table  3 shows a hypothetical but plausible pattern of time-dependent HRs, representing an initially fairly large treatment effect (HR = 0.65) which disappears (HR = 1.0) by t = 10 years.