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This paper shows how artificial neural networks can be trained to make electrospinning predictions using only commonly available prior knowledge of the polymer and solvent.
The state has also promised to hire independent contractors who would be trained to make the assessments.
Artificial neural networks are complexes of interconnected units — akin to neurons in the human brain — that can be trained to make valuable decisions from data given in many different, possibly naturally-occurring, but structurally-complex forms.
Assessing a biopsied slice of tissue to determine the grade and severity of a tumor can be highly subjective, but Stanford researchers found that computers could be trained to make accurate assessments of lung cancer tissue.
A speech recognizer, by learning the relative frequency with which particular words occur, both by themselves and within the context of other words, could be "trained" to make educated guesses.
Well, the heroine now lives in Queens and, since the grounding of all civilian fliers and (of course) parachute jumpers, has turned her considerable energies toward forming a corps of lady parachutists who will be trained to make spot landings beside wounded soldiers and administer first aid.
"Facebook would have to hire thousands of human beings who are trained to make editorial judgments and could step in and edit news feeds," he said.
