Sentence examples for correct experts from inspiring English sources

Large RTT reductions cause the weights of formerly correct experts to experience greater losses in extreme cases immediately underflowing to 0. In these cases, if the weights of the newly correct experts already have decayed to zero, then all experts' weights will be zero simultaneously, and the machine learning algorithm will be unable to make a prediction.

Even when the correct ties are in place with the correct experts, challenges may still exist with respect to individuals' varying abilities to absorb the knowledge they receive from others.

Normally, the fixed-sharing feature of the experts algorithm helps increase the weights of newly correct experts, but sharing cannot compensate for this situation since sharing a total weight of zero among the experts has no effect on the experts' individual weights.

Democrats who contend that Medicare recipients will be unaffected by the cuts are not entirely correct, independent experts say.

The top prices in recent private sales — generally accepted as correct by experts close to the transactions but not confirmed by the parties involved — are on another scale: $40 million in 2010 for a 1936 Bugatti Atlantic by Peter Mullin, who specializes in French cars, and $35 million for a 1964 Ferrari 250 GTO coupe by the collector Craig McCaw last year.

He has always considered himself to be the smartest guy in the room and long chaffed at being corrected by experts when he cooked up some new plan, over which he may have expended 30 seconds of thought, to completely upend and remake the health, tax or education systems.

People can easily put together different pieces of information on the fly to make an educated guess about something like a dog's breed, but machines have to be taught using a combination of correct images, expert data about breeds, and machine intelligence.

It reflected the broader approach Obama and congressional Democrats took with Wall Street reform, treating the financial crisis as a mechanical malfunction best corrected by expert regulators who could write specific rules for nuanced situations.

We compared the use of RDTs alone in classifying districts and schools according to specified prevalence categories against RDT results corrected by expert microscopy.

For 79 FTs having a total of 808 losses, they found that more than 78%% of the losses were annotated as "correct" by MS experts.

This poses problems as regards finding theoretical models and appropriate measuring instruments, although the correct application of experts' recommendations will make it possible to standardise results for later analysis.