Sentence examples similar to crowd selection from inspiring English sources

Generally, it chooses two parent chromosomes from a population based on the crowding selection operator described, with a crossover chance, crossover this parents to form new offspring through mating pairs of chromosomes.

Algorithms for crowdsourcing has been a relatively new endeavour but currently a very active area of work.3 The past half decade has seen much development in the area, e.g., the work in [17] in crowdsourcing algorithms, the work in [19] on crowdsourcing for discovery, the work in [20, 13, 21] on achieving real-time results in crowdsourcing, and the work in [22] on crowd-selection for microtasks.

In the DNA based NSGA-II, each individual is encoded with one nucleotide base sequence, modified DNA based crossover and mutation operators are designed to improve the searching ability of the algorithm, and crowding tournament selection is applied based on the Pareto-optimal fitness and the crowding distance.

There were more than 300 entries, and Catalin Sandu, a Romanian architecture student now employed by Mr. Hill, won for his transformer-style apartment, in a crowd-sourced selection process promoted by the TreeHugger site.

The composer/lyricist charmed the crowd with selections from his two upcoming musicals, Honeymoon in Vegas (which met favor this fall in a New Jersey tryout and is actively seeking a Broadway home) and Bridges of Madison County.

Target (www.target.com) was luring the school-uniform crowd with a selection of basics like white shirts, cardigan sweaters and a girls' polyester jumper (in navy or khaki).

What's unlikely to change is the international crowd, the brilliant selection of wines by the glass and a menu that follows the seasons with dishes such as quail breast on salad leaves with spiced nectarines.

In this paper, we propose a new nonlinear clustering method based on crowd movement and selection (CCMS).

Smaller garden centers and big box home improvement stores may not cater to the organic growing crowd, so the selection there may not be especially impressive.

For the glass-half-empty crowd, the comparative selections would be Stromile Swift, taken second in 2000, and Tyrus Thomas, the fourth pick of the 2006 draft.

It would also involve a lot of automated processes for applications, terms sheets and using "wisdom of crowd" for approval selections, he says.