Sentence examples for high level intention from inspiring English sources

During performance, the actions executed by the reactive module are tracked by a high level intention module (also a fusion ART network) that learns to associate sequences of actions with context and goals.

"Tesla does appear to be exploring a going private transaction, but we now believe that such a process appears much less developed than we had earlier presumed (more along the lines of high level intention)," said Ryan Brinkman at JP Morgan.

Over three-quarters of participants were assessed as having high perceived threat, only half of the participants had high perceived efficacy on the RBD Scale, and 66% had a high-level intention to quit smoking in the next 3 months.

In this dissertation, we make progress in addressing both these problems: translating people's high-level intentions into low-level policies and verifying that low-level policies meet high-level goals.

h is the set of high-level intentions.   2.

l is the set of low-level intentions; m is the set of mid-level intentions; h is the set of high-level intentions.

Mid-level intentions are related to high-level intentions in that they are used to achieve the goals defined by high-level intentions, and low-level intentions provide a means to achieve goals defined by intentions at either of the higher levels.

High-level intentions are the behaviors, as well as the beliefs and emotions that drive them, that one actor will use to influence another actor.

For instance, we already know that the development of higher-level intentions gives rise to low- and middle-level intentions, and that high-level intentions can only be expressed through some combination of these.

Interactions between any of these types of intentions are necessarily isomorphic, similar to those between high-level intentions, because they all exist within the same set of physical parameters.

This feature of their model allowed them to account for the observation that switch costs increase if the current stimulus was last seen in the context of a competing task (Waszak et al. 2003), a finding which suggests that stimuli can activate associated high-level intentions to perform competing tasks.