Sentence examples for algorithm to assess the from inspiring English sources

'Breasts' is fine if it's next to 'chicken,' but not if it's next to 'huge.' The computer uses an algorithm to assess the language".

It used an algorithm to assess the star ratings left by guests and the quantity and recency of reviews for 23,322 B&Bs in Britain and a number from around the world, which, strangely, it could not quantify.

Therefore, a more general and efficient algorithm to assess the system reliability is needed.

In the second part, both pitch and LSF features were generated with the hybrid algorithm to assess the additional improvement with the LSF features.

From the collected stereo images, we generated lower resolution images with a pixel area relation-based algorithm to assess the impact of the camera resolution.

The decisional tool comprises a bioprocess economics model linked to a search algorithm to assess the financial impact of manual and automated bioprocessing strategies that use 2D-planar tissue culture technologies.

We have also compared the performance of both our algorithms to assess the performance of distributed algorithms as compared to centralized cluster-based target tracking algorithms.

While the main measurement comes through measuring your heartbeat, using the same PPG technology found in most pulse oximeters, it then applies variability algorithms to assess the state of the "autonomic nervous system" — the body's stress and recovery regulation center.

In this paper, simplified algorithms to assess the indoor natural illuminance on a prefixed point with external fixed shading devices are presented.

The services both use online algorithms to assess the creditworthiness of a potential borrower, not unlike Kabbage out of the U.S. (Kabbage, Kreditech and other online loans businesses use an algorithm that incorporates "signals" from variety of sources like online bank accounts, e-commerce histories, social media and more to determine how likely a borrower may pay back or default on a loan).

This paper examines the performance of beam and continuum nonlinear finite element formulations in conjunction with several popular implicit time stepping algorithms to assess the accuracy and stability of numerical simulations of snap-through events.