The phrase "a training point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, skill development, or performance evaluation, often referring to a specific aspect or area of focus during training.
Example: "During the workshop, we identified a training point that needed further attention to improve team collaboration."
Alternatives: "a learning objective" or "a training focus".
"Ja, in a training point of view he did help.
"If it goes for a longer period, then it's difficult to select them, based on how they feel – never mind from a training point of view – and to know can they go and play at that level having not played for their own team for a considerable amount of time.So it is a concern".
NW: From a training point of view, are industry and academic postdocs of equal merit?
The range of the python appears to be slightly underrepresented in southeastern China, as the locality record in the Jiangxi province of China was withheld by the MaxEnt algorithm as a training point used to assess the performance of the model.
In addition, if a = x β (a training point) then: d Z s i d s s = 0 = - 2 c K (x β, x i ) (x β k - x i k ).
To illustrate the use of W i, the space (neighbourhood) covered by a given training point will be penalized proportionally to its degree of unreliability, i.e., for STD = 70% and agreement = 35%, a reliability of 10.5% is obtained, which leads to a 89.5% reduction of coverage attributed to its training instance.
Without proper training, point work is not a pretty sight.
This was supported by an organisational system comprised of a training focal point, master trainers, and regional training centres in which nationwide training of supervisors was implemented.
Surrogate models approximate a function based on a set of training points and can then predict the function at new points.
Moreover, for the kNN an unbalanced sample size for the major tissue training has a negative impact on the estimation of some minor structures, since the GM is the tissue with the greater volume and a number of training points proportional to the volume lead to an overestimation of the GM.
Although local discussion groups for clinical cases already exist, the high percentage of PTs who expressed a need for more training points to a current overall lack of training.
