The explanations provided in the previous subsections confirm the valuability of the XML-based approach toward its built-in generalization potential for the assessment of any IT skills with regard to Office programs, such as spreadsheets and PowerPoint.
These resulted for example in generalization of some data types, formalized handling of volatile resources and provenance and inclusion of structured optional metadata, including the possibility to annotate the metadata by externally controlled meaning (defined by any external taxonomy or ontology).
New approaches for overcoming challenges in generalization from experience, exploration of the environment, and model representation so that these methods can scale to real problems in a variety of domains including aerospace, air traffic control, and robotics.
This distinction is important here because it is sensitivity shifts that are diagnostic of changes in generalization gradient (for more information see Blough, 2001) [21].
While interest in such generalization for underrepresented geographies and cultures has been growing, having an AI leader like Google draw so much attention to it with this kind of competition will hopefully jumpstart broader interest in this critical area.
In Stage 2, the rats were tested for reductions in generalization.
The increasing complexity of methods used in generalization research together with growing demands for generalization processing to support a myriad of new geospatial services and technologies has led researchers to investigate how open architectures might better support such changing needs.
However, the methodology is completely dependent upon the production of chemical crosslinks and technical limitations of available crosslinkers have proven problematic in generalization and automation of the method for the determination of the structures of complete proteomes.
The strongest evidence for a difference in generalization to pseudowords between the two studies was found in the word-pseudoword comparison, where in contrast to the significant lateralization difference in the present study, no difference at all was found in the Zurich study.
There were no changes or group effects in generalization to novel item features (see General Discussion for possible explanations).
