The phrase "auxiliary text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to supplementary or additional text that supports or provides context to the main content.
Example: "The report includes an auxiliary text that explains the methodology used in the research."
Alternatives: "supplementary text" or "supporting text".
An auxiliary text of the Samaveda, the Naradishiksha, correlates the Vedic tones with the accents described above, suggesting that the Samavedic tones possibly derived from the accents.
All of these input parameters are extracted from auxiliary text files.
In [15], authors proposed a matrix factorization framework to build two mapping matrices for the training images and the auxiliary text data.
While the user can describe the simulation environment geometry using any CAD software that is capable of generating or storing the 3D scene in a 3DS file, the remaining inputs are specified by means of auxiliary text files.
An auxiliary analysis of treatment impact on infection prevalence is provided in Supplementary Text and Supplementary Tables 2 5.
On the other hand, it would be helpful to construct features from other auxiliary sources such as text articles on diseases, studies on patients, symptoms, etc. Relationships (such as co-occurrences) with other existing polygenic traits also make viable biological features.
We propose to combine our main tasks (speech captioning, video-to-text summarization and translation) along with a number of auxiliary tasks (e.g. text-only machine translation/summarization, visual question answering, topic classification) in a single learning framework, as shown in Figure 1.
This auxiliary file is a plain text file, where each sequence accession number is given a unique index number, sequentially, starting from 0 for long sequences and from 16,384 for the shorter ones.
"The volume addresses the implications of Holderlin's notion of history, the stakes involved in certain of his key concepts, and the significance of seemingly auxiliary materials and kinds of texts not commonly considered intrinsic to an author's oeuvre (such as translations and letters).
The corpus is in the same format as SNLI and is comparable in size, but it includes a more diverse range of text, as well as an auxiliary test set for cross-genre transfer evaluation.
Our analysis highlights the differences in the way that modal auxiliaries are used in text-based CMC.
