Sentence examples for corrective input from inspiring English sources

A second-order sliding-mode super-twisting corrective input action is implemented to reduce the estimation error to zero in a finite amount of time.

But AI is more accurately described as "machine learning". Present day machine learning attempts to duplicate human intelligence by interacting with the world and receiving corrective input.

To measure the reliability of the user's corrective input and to quantify the consistency of the results across multiple users, we had two independent analysts separately perform human-guided image processing on an identical subset of the seed harvester ant data comprising 30 behavioral experiments (approximately 8% of the data).

Starting with An Inquiry Into the Good, Nishida's early work calls into question two basic presuppositions of most modern epistemology: the assumptions that experience is individual and subjective, and that it leads to knowledge only via a corrective process with input from the mind or other individuals.

Fourthly, the style of feedback tested in this study was corrective (that is, input was provided only when CPR performance did not meet guidelines) as opposed to prescriptive (such as a continuous metronome).

A feedback system is one that compares its output to a desired input and takes corrective action to force the output to follow the input.

TRI contends that this blended envelope approach of Guardian would have anticipated or identified the pending incident and employed a corrective responsive in coordination with driver input.

We are reviewing staffing and response procedures and moving forward with a strong corrective action plan that we have developed with the input of independent experts and will provide to the State Department of Health.

We present the existence condition for a corrective controller that automatically counteracts the effects of disturbance inputs and restores desirable behavior to the controlled machine.

In this study, we can report a few cases in which a given visual input (defined by the target duration and the masking condition) was responsible for a high rate of corrective saccades but for a less than optimal adaptation (Figure 6).

When recurrent excitatory and inhibitory inputs to memory neurons were balanced in strength and offset in time, drifts in activity triggered a corrective signal that counteracted memory decay.