Sentence examples for arbitrary recommendation from inspiring English sources

It can be applied to arbitrary recommendation networks, thereby acting as a novel tool of measurement for an increasingly important dimension of recommendation systems.

Rather it's putting pressure on firms to comply with an informal — and, say critics "arbitrary" — recommendation or face the risk of actual legislation being drafted to rule social media, potentially with penalties attached (as has already happened in Germany).

Our work expands the arsenal of evaluation techniques for recommendation algorithms, extends from a one-click-based evaluation towards multi-click analysis, and presents a general, comprehensive method to evaluating navigability of arbitrary recommendation algorithms.

The main contribution of this paper is a general method for evaluating navigability of arbitrary recommendation networks via both topological analysis and the evaluation of navigation models by simulation.

After requesting a meeting with Klein, at which Ross and her board proved unpersuasive, Ross and her attorneys last week filed a legal petition calling the Department of Education's recommendation "arbitrary and capricious" and alleging that it has violated its own procedures in its haste to announce the school's closure.

These verses are significant because the kindness towards neighbors they enjoin is not an arbitrary and unexpected recommendation on the part of Allah but is rather a reasoned conclusion stemming from a principle of justice.

Unfortunately, steering recommendations are sometimes arbitrary, like in the case of pasture management, where 50 trees per hectare constitute an upper limit to qualify for subsidies.

In addition, we recognize that some of our recommendations may seem arbitrary or attempt to balance utility and precision in a way that may limit both.

So the arbitrary nature of the 28-day recommendation makes little sense in terms of clinical practice either.

Our choice of 28 days for the period after discharge for most analyses was arbitrary but was mainly based on recommendations of thromboprophylaxis among patients undergoing knee surgery.

No wishy-washy conclusion based on an arbitrary numbering system, just a reliable buying recommendation.