Sentence examples for capabilities bias from inspiring English sources

Normalization of the 'net power' metric by dividing by the sum of the true positive and false negative rates introduces early recovery capabilities bias into the 'net power' metric.

Back biasing capabilities and low voltage features are investigated demonstrating efficient high speed/low leakage flexibility.

Unfortunately the election monitoring example also suggests that complex regimes can engender damaging inter-organizational politics and that the different biases, capabilities, and standards of organizations sometime can lead organizations to outright contradict each other or work at cross-purposes.

Consequently, it is able to maintain population diversity and global search capability with no bias to any specific search direction, but it slows down the convergence speed of DE algorithms [15].

Bias determination capabilities are required to enable biases encoded into AI and ML engines to be uncovered and removed as soon as possible.

The company used AI personalization to guide employees in development, measure flight risk for proactive retention and use bias reduction capabilities to flag bias in recruitment efforts.

A Department for Work and Pensions spokeswoman criticised the report and said it makes a huge leap in attributing local variation in work capability assessment outcomes to "bias".

Three MANPAD models are developed with one infrared (IR) seeker containing a track angle bias CCM capability and two different CCM triggers.

The PPA and robustness improvement of the proposed pulsed-FF are demonstrated by silicon measurements, and its tuning capabilities based on back biasing are discussed.

EFD is a part of the EWO (EFD/WFC/OFA) receiver and measures the 2-ch electric field at a sampling rate of 512 Hz (dynamic range: ± 200 mV/m) and the 4-ch spacecraft potential at a sampling rate of 128 Hz (dynamic range: ± 100 V and ± 3 V/m), with the bias control capability of WPT.

In a recent study, the HYBRID model (Yamamoto 1995) and the two-class mixture model of Bolt et al. (2002) were compared with regard to their capability to reduce the bias in item parameters that is caused by test speededness (Suh et al. 2012).