Sentence examples for extract intent from inspiring English sources

The code to do this is alarmingly simple: Extract intent from a tweet (which is a well-studied problem, Bing and Google do it every time you type a search string), find accounts that would happily resolve said intent, and tweet that intent in their general direction.

There is a wide range of bioimitation mechanisms, ranging from the blind copy of actions (mimicry) to the understanding of the intent underlying an observed action (goal-level imitation), associated with self-training capability required to match the extracted intent.

"In terms of the to do list…it will help you accomplish the things you have on your list, and we've developed a semantic engine that extracts intents and tries to find the relevant action," he says.

Some PPS users may not read the instructions carefully enough to extract this intent.

It employed a template matching technique to extract the brain intent in form of correlation coefficient-based morphological information from EEG signals.

Russian officials reacted angrily to the verdict, with some suggesting it was levied with an intent to extract a bribe to win the pilots' freedom.

But House Republicans appear intent to extract at least one concession, depriving members of Congress, the president, vice president and White House political appointees of subsidies when they buy health insurance under the health care law's new exchanges.

In reciprocal (Fourier) space, a human operator would always assign [10]* and [01]* labels to the two shortest lattice vectors in the amplitude map of a dFT regardless of their intensity when she or he intents to extract the direct space lattice parameters for subsequent Bravais lattice type assignments.

Robot programming by demonstration encompasses a wide range of learning strategies, from simple mimicking of the demonstrator's actions to the higher level imitation of the underlying intent extracted from the demonstrations.

Our intent is to extract and formulate medical diagnostic knowledge into an appropriate set of transparent decision rules that can be used in a computer-assisted decision making system.

The undeviating intent of the officers to extract a confession from petitioner is therefore patent.