Another strategy for object representation is based on classification that extracts some features characterizing the objects to generate the training set for the learning process of a classifier.
The OAR model of LTM can be described as a triple, i.e.: begin{aligned} OARbuildrel wedge over = (O,A,R), end{aligned} (48 where O is a set of objects representing concrete entities or abstract artefacts, A is a set of attributes for characterizing the objects, and R is a set of relations between the object and its attributes or other objects.
Some TiVo owners characterize the object of their affections in grandiose terms.
Thereafter, simple English-style folk melodies, expressive choruses on and offstage, shimmering sounds from the strings, stirring martial music and a triplet figure embedded the melodic writing are among the ways the composer characterizes the object of the Pilgrim's devotion.
The service operations are described as a combination of verb, modifier, and object, where the verb is the action or behavior, the modifier further describes or characterizes the object, and the object is an abbreviated name or description of the data.
In both cases, the top representative concepts contain the ones that characterize the object of investigation within theoretical nuclear physics, such as Isotope, Isospin or Nuclear matter.
Less controversial from a purely logical standpoint are what Plantinga calls haecceities, i.e., "purely nonqualitative" properties like [being Plantinga], or perhaps, [being identical with Plantinga], that do no more than directly characterize the object per se as that very thing, and nothing more.
Before priorities can be identified, it is important to be able to agree on what is studied through an analysis of the dimensions that characterize the object of research.
One might characterize the objects that can be dated to the Seleucid era as popular or private art, such as seals, statuettes, and clay figurines.
The inner nature of substances cannot be described by reference to shape, contact or movement, which characterize the objects presented to us.
