They embed rules in contracts and state law that make it extraordinarily difficult to change staffing, compensation, employment, curriculum or the length and schedule of the school day.
Eck says the ability to embed rules in reinforcement learning will be useful in many areas, including robotics, recommendation systems, and language translation.
New embed rules were adopted in the spring of 2007 that required written permission from wounded soldiers before their image could be used, a near impossibility in the case of badly wounded soldiers, journalists say.
Though the soldier was shot through the head and died hours after the photo was taken, Lt. Gen. Raymond T. Odierno argued that The Times had broken embed rules by not getting written permission from the soldier.
When they said they could not identify the dead marines, he believed he was within embed rules, which forbid showing identifiable soldiers killed in action before their families have been notified.
The letter said that the journalist violated sections 14 (h) and (o) of the embed rules, which state that no information can be published without approval, including material about "any tactics, techniques and procedures witnessed during operations," or that "provides information on the effectiveness of enemy techniques".
Their system relies on a stochastic model with embedded rules for stressed vowel assignment.
In the last 25 years, the programming community built operational models on traditional data warehouses based on embedded rules.
A system based on a mixed approach funded on a stochastic model with embedded rules for stressed vowel assignment is described.
As Kagan (2000: 139) writes, "once embedded, rules can have an impact on results that is independent of their impact on acts: it might be, say, that merely thinking about a set of rules reassures people, and so contributes to happiness".
