The phrase "a soft question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a question that is gentle, non-confrontational, or easy to answer, often used in discussions or interviews.
Example: "During the interview, she asked him a soft question about his hobbies to make him feel more comfortable."
Alternatives: "a gentle question" or "an easy question".
I warmed to her immediately, but thought that after smashing the glass, I'd better start with a soft question or two.
"In interviews, when someone lobbed what they thought was a soft question at me about whether I was proud that Jeremy saved the White House, they'd get a big surprise.
However, in the soft decision tree construction procedure, the different terminal nodes may cover overlapped regions of the contextual space and splitting a leaf using a soft question affects the parameters of all other leaves.
More precisely, when we are traversing the node m for the given context c, a soft question represents the membership grade of the left child, and clearly, computes the degree of selecting the right child.
Sally Keeble, Labour MP for Northampton North, gives Darling a softer question - are these extra efficiency savings achievable?
Moments like this provide a sheen of toughness, but it's an absurdly soft question for someone who is willing to sit on your sofa and tell you that migration is an existential threat to patriotism and that a police anti-terror unit might have opened in part because of his output.
Assume represents a normalized numerical contextual factor and is the kth soft question extracted for.
In his place was one nervously trying to remember "lines to take" in response to a series of soft questions from an interviewer who – perhaps understandably after another tumultuous week in Westminster – had his mind on other things.
According to the above procedure, a set of soft questions were extracted for numerical factors, and a number of hard questions were obtained for categorical contextual factors.
Morgan is in New York to promote his Turn it Funny tour and his Comedy Central special airing this Sunday, and after a week of answering soft questions on late night television, it was time to face the usually straightforward, equally unpredictable denizens of Reddit.
Kawasaki says he's suppose to be a shill and ask soft questions.
