Sentence examples for data deficit and from inspiring English sources

There's a data deficit, and overcoming it leads to great personalization.

Once the coin has been tossed, the system produces an amount of information that is a function of the possible outputs, in this case 2 equiprobable symbols, and equal to the data deficit that it removes.

A highly structured, perfectly organised message contains a lower degree of entropy or randomness, less information in Shannon sense, and hence it causes a smaller data deficit, which can be close to zero (remember the raven).

This data deficit had led to subtherapeutic dosing, identified by a retrospective evaluation of amikacin and gentamicin serum concentrations, in patients treated with CVVHDF, undertaken as part of this research.

Current changes to the planning system(PDF), and calls to release more land to house a growing population, make this green belt data deficit all the more frustrating, particularly given the government claim that it 'attaches great importance to green belts' (National Planning Policy Framework, Chapter 9, p.19).

Shannon used the technical term "uncertainty" to refer to data deficit.

Information can be quantified in terms of decrease in data deficit (Shannon's "uncertainty").

Equation [9] indicates that the quantity of information produced by a device corresponds to the amount of data deficit erased.

It generates a data deficit of 4 units, each couple counting as a symbol in the source alphabet.

This means that high entropy corresponds to high energy deficit, but so does entropy in MTC: higher values of H correspond to higher quantities of data deficit.

In the AB system, the occurrence of each symbol <_,_> removes a higher data deficit than the occurrence of a symbol in the A system.