Sentence examples for exploratory sessions from inspiring English sources

The talks have been described as exploratory sessions, where the sides can sound each other out on the possibility of resuming full-scale negotiations for a peace deal.

AdOr targets the problem of efficiently diversifying the results of multiple queries within and across different exploratory sessions.

We propose an ordered-based caching scheme that leverages the overlap between query results within and across exploratory sessions towards efficient diversification (Sect. 4.3.3).

To address this challenge, in this paper we propose a diversification scheme that targets the problem of efficiently diversifying the results of multiple queries within and across different data exploratory sessions.

Here we show that upon familiarization with a novel linear track, the lap-by-lap correlations between place cell pairs increase rapidly during the exploratory session in control animals but remain low for several exploratory sessions in the absence of CA3 NMDARs.

This leads to an exploratory session, in which a user executes numerous selection queries iteratively using different predicates [23].

It should be clear from the Example 1 that the user interaction with the database takes the form of an exploratory session or session for short.

In order to achieve this goal our proposed AdOr scheme utilizes an adaptive model to reduce the cost of diversification for each query in the exploratory session.

In particular, the computational cost of diversifying the results of multiple sequential queries within an exploratory session increases linearly with the increase in the number of queries.

Since different queries within an exploratory session typically explore the data space in a close vicinity to each other, it is very likely for queries within a session to have overlapping results as shown in Fig. 1.

The series of queries submitted by a user during an exploratory session are typically correlated in a sense that the user formulates the next query in the sequence after having reviewed the results of previous queries [22].