When applied to protein sequences, it detects short sequences analogous to words in human texts, i.e. intolerant to changes in spelling (mutation), and relatively context-independent in their meaning (function).
In our domain, each n-gram is analogous to a word (or a term) in a text document.
The phonetically coded data for each language were then multiply aligned by identifying cognate sites within each word (analogous to homologous gene-sequence alignment).
The input of the model is convolved with U, resulting in a vector of latent variables, analogous to visual words.
These units or segments are not ascribed meaning, but instead combine to form words in a way loosely analogous to the way words combine to form sentences.
It is analogous to the dictionary word "mate": "ma" standing for sincerity and "te," hand.
Those who are itching to write computer programs can tackle analogous problems for longer word lengths, as described above.
Lidar sensors give the vehicle a precise three-dimensional awareness of its surroundings by projecting lasers in all directions and measuring the time they take to rebound, a process analogous to radar (the word Lidar is a portmanteau of "light" and "radar").
For instance, since 1996 its standard test (which now costs $3,340) has looked for simple mutations in the BRCA genes, analogous to a misspelled word.
Analogous to the visual word form (Warrington and Shallice 1980), they termed the representation resulting from this system the visual number form and argued that it is implemented in occipitotemporal areas (Dehaene and Cohen 1995; Cohen and Dehaene 1996).
