Sentence examples for derived algorithmic from inspiring English sources

This discrepancy between the manual review time and the automatically derived algorithmic time appears to be explained by inaccuracies in determining the time point for the end of the shock.

Given AI's reliance on data-sets to derive algorithmic models that are used to make automated judgement calls, lawyers are going to need to understand how to approach and interrogate these technology structures to determine whether an AI is legally sound or not.

The advantage of the above described structure-based ontology creation method is obviously its straightforward implementation as well as that final hierarchies are derived by algorithmic rules automatically.

Modeling BMI risks is more complex than modelling concentration, since BMI is derived by algorithmic analysis of other core measurements (Height and Weight).

BIS is a dimensionless numerical parameter that is derived from algorithmic analysis of a patient's electroencephalogram and is widely used to determine levels of anaesthesia during surgery.

Besides the basic implementation derived from the algorithmic definition of the stage, our optimizations (loop optimization, vectorization, and parallelization) are focused on the bi-dimensional convolution kernel in order to adapt it to DSP architecture specifications.

Estimates of coalescence times that were derived using diverse algorithmic approaches consistently affirmed that the major expansions of the different R0 hgs occurred in the terminal Pleistocene and early Holocene.

The involved partial derivatives are either manually derived or computed by algorithmic differentiation.

The information they would have needed was derived from a complex algorithmic computation and a sociogram of 110 individuals that is difficult to represent visually.

In [4], a quasi-optimal convergence order was derived by adapting an algorithmic approach due to [5] for quasi-variational of impulse control problems.

These algorithmic rules, derived from so called "experts," are brittle and not widely applicable to today's problems of object recognition and dialog systems but they can have value when deductive reasoning, rather than inductive reasoning, is required.