Sentence examples for impartial algorithm from inspiring English sources
Facebook, now arguably the most important distributor of news online, has cultivated the idea that its bar is an impartial algorithm that responds to "likes" and gives users only what they've indicated they want.
The decision will not be based solely on an impartial algorithm though, YouTube notes in a blog post about the changes – there's an editorial process in place, too.
Erasing bias from databases is the key to creating impartial machine learning algorithms.
People tend to think of technology, like the algorithm, as impartial.
It even went so far as to fire news editors who managed the Trends section, leaving the matter up to an impartial, but entirely fallible, algorithm.
Automated segmentation could be performed with impartial mathematical smoothing of atlas-based algorithms or with algorithms based on shape.
It's not okay that Facebook fired its news editors in an effort to appear impartial, deferring only to its algorithms to inform readers what's trending on the site.
It's clear that very large cracks have appeared in Google's go-to argument against expanding individual privacy rights over the online data hierarchies it generates (i.e. that its search algorithms are 'an impartial and immutable indexer of truth and knowledge online').
Dr. Zhavoronkov told me the contest hopes to facilitate the launch of a series of apps that will allow people to track the effects of various products (including cosmetics) on their face — ones that quickly allow them to understand the impact on perception using impartial opinion of deep-learned algorithms.
Emily Bell, director of the Tow centre for digital journalism at Columbia journalism school, said on Twitter that she questioned whether algorithms could ever be impartial.
But finding a non-vested expert to give an impartial assessment of complex network routing algorithms conjoined to such a self-interested and, frankly, anarchical industry is another characteristic challenge of the space.
