Sentence examples for evaluated automatically from inspiring English sources
These relaxations have several properties which make them useful for lower bounding problems in global optimization: they can be evaluated automatically, accurately, and computationally inexpensively, and they converge rapidly to the relaxed function as the underlying domain is reduced in size.
Extended from its previous grammar-based test generation tool, TAO provides a declarative notation for defining denotational semantics on each productive grammar rule, such that when a test case is generated, its expected semantics will be evaluated automatically as well, serving as its test oracle.
The remaining 2% of titles were removed from the database, as their intensity was considered to be too indefinite to be evaluated automatically.
In this experiment, awareness of assistance was evaluated automatically and manually along with two assistance methods by a sense of agency [10].
While they constrain their system to only work with multiple-choice questions, they explicitly consider different types of items and discuss requirements on items that should be evaluated automatically by a technical system.
Number and direction of turns were evaluated automatically with the following algorithms: left direction, 0,1 interruptions; right direction, 1,0 interruptions; and turn counter, 1,1 interruptions.
The implemented method evaluates automatically both the efficiency factors and the incompatibilities between development characteristics in order to optimize the design of the product for multiple domains.
Section 3 describes the genetic framework to select and evaluate automatically effort prediction models.
It should, however, be noted that evaluating automatically generated predictions after the fact is more prone to a positive bias than annotation of plain text with no predictions.
In the domain of language learning, past studies evaluated their automatically generated questions by comparing test takers' scores from automatically generated questions and those from human-made questions (Brown et al. 2005 Sumita et al. 2005).
We show how such properties can be evaluated, completely automatically, in the context of the metamodel of the security-design language.
