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But in some cases, these criteria may not be sufficient for learning the univalence of the function f ∈ A. For example, although the function f ( z ) = z − 1 2 z 2 is univalent, this function is satisfied neither by Becker and Ahlfors nor by Nehari criteria.
We have previously demonstrated that DA neurons in the VTA are sufficient for learning in a FPS paradigm [12].
Since the data were previously flattened, these three orientations are sufficient for learning the central foveal shape.
Our results imply that the cholinergic reinforcement of visual stimuli 1) would be provided by the adequately-timed cortical release of ACh from the basal forebrain terminals [27], [42] and 2) would be sufficient for visual learning [42].
We therefore conclude that observation of an individual who shows liana-scratch is necessary and may be sufficient for chimpanzees to learn this novel behaviour pattern.
Although these datasets for gait recognition seem to be sufficient for a conventional machine learning algorithm (e.g., without DL), they are not sufficiently large to efficiently conduct a study using a DL-based approach.
However, such active-learning instruction may not be sufficient for replacing persistent misconceptions unless instructors design learning activities that specifically focus on helping students move beyond misconceptions to scientifically supported ideas (Duit and Treagust, 2003; Murphy and Mason, 2006; Andrews et al., 2011b).
While dysregulation of GABABR-GIRK signaling in hippocampus may be sufficient for explaining the effects of RGS7 on learning an memory, at this point we cannot rule out a contribution of other brain regions and/or signaling pathways in the process.
I suppose that this level of top-down control may be sufficient for the second type of perceptual learning to materialize.
Rote learning and memorisation would not be sufficient for a student to obtain the 70% average.
This cannot be sufficient for moral responsibility.
