Sentence examples for adequate generalization from inspiring English sources

Reliable neural networks applicable in practice require adequate generalization capabilities accompanied with a low sensitivity to noise in the processed data and a transparent network structure.

Therefore, the users' research inquiries can be analyzed and clarified through access to adequate generalizations.

Turning to the Löwenheim-Skolem theorem, we find that the downward version has adequate generalizations to L ω1,ω) (and, indeed, to all infinitary languages).

22 "The implications for the sociology of ageing are clear: it is no longer possible to make adequate generalizations about the aging process that are grounded on biological assumptions about the ages of life.

The goal of this section is to develop a context-dependent statistical model for acoustic parameters with adequate context generalization.

This paper addresses three major limitations of this decision tree-based structure: (i) The decision tree structure lacks adequate context generalization.

The findings may not form an adequate basis for generalization due to the limitations: ART adherence was self-reported, and was assessed in terms of missing doses during the previous 7 days.

In 2006-09, we proposed new concepts of abstract convex spaces and the (partial) KKM spaces which are proper generalizations of G-convex spaces and adequate to establish the KKM theory; see [19 21] and the references therein.

Therefore, universal de-identification heuristics that proscribe certain fields or prescribe specific generalizations of fields will not provide adequate protection in all situations and must be used with caution.

The system studied admits generalizations and may itself serve as an adequate model for various technical applications: civil engineering, ship building etc.

A concern regarding generalization is that our participants had a high education level, and generally a good or at least adequate economic situation.