Sentence examples for generation of training from inspiring English sources

This system, called the Wekinator, supports human interaction throughout the entire supervised learning process, including the generation of training examples and the application of trained models to real-time inputs.

Moreover, this pattern is reproducible despite the fact that test data were generated using entirely different microarray platforms and species from those used in the generation of training data.

It is demonstrated that the ANN reduces simulation time by a factor of 36, even when including the time needed for the generation of training data and for ANN training.

A new generation of training activities will be promoted through this call, and a framework of reference will probably developed.

The MMTA method builds on an established CTA technique developed by Cannon-Bowers et al. (2013) for simultaneous generation of training requirements, performance metrics, scenario requirements, and simulator/simulation requirements for medical tasks using a scenario-based approach.

So, there will be a three generation of training.

He claims that a "driverless" future will undermine union power, but doesn't mention that the "train captains" who will staff the next generation of trains will be in unions too.

And he has been in charge of making sure that the next generation of trains, costing more than $2 billion all told, live up to their warranty and stop announcing the wrong stations.

"We'll get the Acela back in service," he said, "but for the next generation of trains, you want to build on a product with some miles on it.

It was not the first scheme that had been proposed for scrapping 1,300 rusting, rattling cars, known as Redbirds, which are being retired over the next two years as a new generation of trains begins to run, on the numbered lines.

To my mind, the bigger question for our business is not whether we sometimes err on the side of caution, but whether we are hiring, developing and deploying the next generation of trained, experienced correspondents to make those calls.