Sentence examples for consistent hypothesis from inspiring English sources

If the ground atoms in the background knowledge form a disjoint union of cycles then the situation is different, as the shortest consistent hypothesis may have exponential size.

To achieve a situation where the VS contains the most accurate and consistent hypothesis, the SVM-Margin method selects examples from the pool of unlabeled examples reducing the number of hypotheses.

A second consistent hypothesis is that the hand trajectory was close to the conspecific's body (i.e. inside the peripersonal space, [14]); this could require greater accuracy in trajectory control in order to avoid touching the conspecific's (receiver's) body.

The columns of an MSA are a consistent hypothesis of character homology for a set of sequences.

In contrast, there has not been any consistent hypothesis on the "backbone" of the remainder of the Lamiales tree [ 37, 31].

Although using artificial neurons as structural elements, Walknet, being a phenomenological model, should not be understood as a model describing the neuronal architecture itself, but as a quantitative, consistent hypothesis summarizing behavioral findings.

In many domains, an appropriate inductive bias is the MIN-FEATURES bias, which prefers consistent hypotheses definable over as few features as possible.

Consequently, more consistent hypotheses to justify TA were needed.

From among the consistent hypotheses, referred to as the version-space (VS), the SVM identifies the best hypothesis with the maximum margin.

For example, Gupta and Belnap 1993 introduce a theory, Tc, of truth based on consistent hypotheses: an hypothesis h is consistent iff the set {A : h(A) = t} is a complete consistent set of sentences.

The results are consistent with hypothesis 5 and hypothesis 5a.