Sentence examples for generalized performance from inspiring English sources
Sudo et al. and Souza and Hubner have explicitly programmed stimulus equivalence and minimal unit recombination procedures aiming at emergent or generalized performance.
Based on the results of numerical computations, generalized performance correlations, relating the pressure coefficient and the total collection efficiency to dimensionless geometric and operational parameters are developed.
However, it is becoming increasingly recognized that generalized performance deficits may be particularly informative (for a recent review, see [ 72]).
In test data and unknown genes data, we compute average and variant of measure F. The experiments showthat our approach has better generalized performance and practical prediction capacity.
SVM classifiers are learned on training set and used to predict genes functions on validation set to evaluate generalized performance of algorithms.
Further, a method for determining link cost of particular traffic class, as a unique generic function of the single generalized performance metric has been proposed.
Their major limitation is the breadth with which one can generalize performance to a broader range of environments in which the target individuals may find themselves.
The purported inability of connectionist models to generalize performance in this way has become an important theme in the systematicity debate.
We achieved similar high performance across agricultural types, including the spectrally indistinct smallholder fields as well as the more easily distinguishable commercial fields, and demonstrated the ability to generalize performance across large geographic areas.
SVM-REF removes such redundant features generalizing performance and provides the ranking of each feature on all the training set.
The physical variables used in this study reflect generalized motor performance and characteristics, rather than specific neck muscle performance, as the more general variables bear a greater relation to performance measures customarily used in schools and clinics.
