Sentence examples for costly learning from inspiring English sources

The optimal use of new production methods involves adoption of new technologies to the local conditions, which implies a costly learning process (Foster and Rosenzweig 1995).

The majority of the previously mentioned works rely on classifiers with a costly learning process that cannot be updated at runtime (e.g., SVM) and therefore are not suitable for applications that require adaptive modification of the training model.

On the other hand, more complex models, which are able to represent more involved relationships, may require sophisticated data structures and costly learning algorithms.

However, acquiring such labels can be difficult and costly, and learning a CC classifier with only a few labeled data can lead to poor performance.

Purchasing beat making software and equipment can be costly, and learning how to make your own beats is often just as big an undertaking as learning how to rap.

"It is unfortunate that in spite of costly lessons learned in 2008 and 2010, some among us are determined to repeat past mistakes and use force against unarmed protesters," Mr. Abdullah said in a statement.

This is in fact the main disadvantages of supervised learning algorithms in the case of probabilistic methods, adding to the fact that it could be computationally costly to learn each context in a probabilistic model for an infinite richness or large diversity of contexts in real world application scenarios (see [42]).

I'd love to be in your corner on this one but it's a costly lesson learned.

Factors that precipitate low abandonment, such as social norms favouring traditional remedies, or treatments that are costly to learn, potentially facilitate the spread of superstitions/maladaptive traits, particularly in chronic cases.

Mexico is learning the costly lesson that Colombia learned.

Mindray, for example, specialises in cheap medical products such as ECG devices, and BYD has radically reduced the price of expensive lithium-ion batteries by using less costly raw materials and learning how to make them at ambient temperatures rather than in expensively heated "dry rooms".