Sentence examples for artificial input from inspiring English sources

The ANN model was separately simulated for artificial input values of different wave and breakwater conditions.

For accurately calculating time lags, we use artificial input signals, as an accurate knowledge of the reference frequency at every point in time is essential.

Large herds of animals recreate the landscape on their own, without any of our human, artificial input.

The sample artificial input set shown contains two substructures: points from a multivariate Gaussian distribution (grey) and the three groups of colored points arranged into nested rings (top).

As in the calculation of the F'-measure used in the clustering optimization procedure (see above), edges that are inferred by multiple modules are counted multiple times, but in the present case, multiply defined edges may also occur in the input network if they overlap between multiple artificial input modules (see Additional file 1 Figure S1 B).

In both cases, the coexpression network generated by a method (either directly or by translating the clusters to network components) is compared to the artificial input coexpression network in terms of true and false positive edges and false negative edges, from which the different flavors of the F-measure are calculated (see Additional file 1 Figure S1).

As the required spatial resolution for EPB formation (< 10 km) is much finer than that of the global models (> 1°), the use of some artificial inputs as seeding perturbations is unavoidable.

From organic blueberry growers like Farmer Bob, who use no artificial inputs, to college activists who are building an army of young sustainable foodies, the candidates were amazingly impressive.

In the present paper, we present a computational model based on a self-organizing map, which receives artificial inputs representing information about both the observed or executed actions and the context in which they were executed.

While the high figure for rural pollution is partly explained by the immense size of China's agricultural sector, it also reflects the country's massive dependency on artificial farm inputs such as fertilisers.

With no artificial energy inputs following construction, this is regarded as a passive mineral carbonation process.