Sentence examples for decisions produced from inspiring English sources
Any decisions produced by an algorithmic system should be explainable to the people affected by those decisions.
Using both causal models and local studies, they show how household structures, cultural values, and domestic decisions produced variations in mortality across age, gender, and income levels.
His clemency decisions produced the first big crisis of his administration, dogged him through a tough re-election campaign and provoked a series of bitter public protests, some still simmering on Jan . 9 2007, the day he left office.
Many argue that the human intuition plays a valuable role in risk assessment and that the black box nature of AI makes it difficult to understand certain unexpected outcomes or decisions produced by the technology.
Although these recent decisions produced a split decision for proponents of each plant, it seems unlikely the government can bat.500 on future efforts to favor the building of new pressurized water reactor nuclear plants of Vogtle's type, or maintain large, aging coal plants.
The proposed schemes, the G.729B VAD and LTSV-based VAD, produce a decision every 10 ms, while the AMR VADs need 20 ms. In order to be comparable, the frame-wise VAD decisions produced by the AMR VADs were compared to a set of reference labels generated every 20 ms from the TIMIT phonetic level transcription.
Some of his most controversial decisions produce no fine or suspension.
He sells when share prices far exceed that intrinsic value, or when management's capital-allocation decisions produce poor results.
IN CRICKET, Bangladesh's favourite sport, video technology has helped umpires make better decisions, producing a fairer game.
An algorithmic decision is unfair if it imposes predictable harms on sets of individuals that are unconsciously disproportionate to the benefits these same decisions produce elsewhere.
The latest contribution suggests that a sweet treat can change the way bumble bees make decisions, producing something akin — although perhaps distantly related — to optimism.
