Sentence examples for ensemble principle from inspiring English sources

McKellen, however, who co-founded the Actors' Company (1972-74) and headed a company at the Royal National Theatre, is a passionate believer in the ensemble principle.

You'd think seven plays would be enough for anyone to remember, but central to the ensemble principle is that there are no additional understudies for these productions: the actors are understudying each other.

Kenyon rightly seizes on key aspects of Littlewood's life, above all her belief in the ensemble principle that made her regard desertion as a personal betrayal along with her devotion to the company's manager, Gerry Raffles, whose death in 1975 killed her creative urge.

These results indicate that even when the feature space is of limited dimensionality, the best individual model outperforms the common model for all the monitoring stations, making use of the ensemble principle, and employing the recalculation of weights in a simple LR model.

We then identified the dimension of highest variance in the response-weighted stimulus ensemble by principle components analysis and separated response-weighted stimulus segments in two groups based on their projection onto this first principle component (positive = ON, negative = OFF).

This paper proposes a general local learning framework to effectively alleviate the complexities of classifier design by means of "divide and conquer" principle and ensemble method.

In this paper, a novel hybrid ensemble learning paradigm integrating ensemble empirical mode decomposition (EEMD) and least squares support vector regression (LSSVR) is proposed for nuclear energy consumption forecasting, based on the principle of "decomposition and ensemble".

In principle, the model selection process could be replaced by model averaging or ensemble learning.

While ensemble refinement in principle can be used to include dynamical effects, one limitation is that such calculations are more prone to being underrestrained than standard single-molecule refinement is.

The effect of binding on j affects i through the covariance <Δ r⃗ i r⃗ j >, the ij element of a time-independent variance-covariance matrix that is obtained from either CG-ENM (the ensemble average) or Principle Component Analysis (PCA) on MD trajectories (the time average).

I will present modelling work showing that, in principle, ensembles of pyramidal neurons could using the temporal derivative of their activity to estimate cost gradients.