Sentence examples for capable to choose from inspiring English sources
An option to adapt the selection criteria to the input data is the use of meta-learning to build knowledge-based systems capable to choose the most appropriate selection strategy among several available candidates.
The individual agent architecture is hybrid in the sense that the response is reactive but the agent is capable to choose between two different rules in a probabilistic way: one rule depends on the information from the environment and the other depends on the information imprinted in the agents memory.
Also, the consequences on equity of outcomes if several patient groups are less inclined or capable to choose actively received little attention.
First, one is not able to choose to have a motive, and one can only have an obligation to do something that one is capable of choosing to do or not to do.
There are many capable candidates to choose from.
Especially considering that Maddon has two capable pitchers to choose from in the meantime: Jason Hammel and Jeff Niemann.
Of course, the Packers' offense is led by Super Bowl XLV MVP Aaron Rodgers, who still has several capable receivers to choose from.
In addition to choosing courses of action among options, Dasein is capable of "choosing to choose a kind of being-one's-self" (1962 [1927]: 314) through its ongoing constitution of that identity for the sake of which it exists.
Gellatly advises women who want to be perceived as strong and capable at work to choose a dark navy over a peach-colored jacket.
We also need to worry about whether science careers in any sector are sufficiently rewarding, remunerative, and stable to justify the long time investment, the frustrations of training, and the forgone earnings; if they're not, we can't expect the most capable young people to choose careers in science.
As shown in this paper, the CSP planner is capable of performing inference to choose the appropriate object to attend to, yet, such inference can be made separately from the knowledge base.
