Sentence examples for input rule from inspiring English sources

A new fuzzy controller with 6 input items and 1 output item for stabilizing a parallel-type double inverted pendulum system is presented based on the single input rule modules (SIRMs) dynamically connected fuzzy inference model.

The Actor and the Critic networks share the input, rule and normalized layers of the FRBF network, which can reduce the demands for storage space from the learning system and avoid repeated computations for the outputs of the rule units.

Each tuple in D has a tuple ID so that (D={t_1, t_2, ldots, t_N }), where N is the total number of tuples in D. We refer to a cell in a tuple as c. Figure 1 shows an illustrative example of an input rule set (consisting of one rule), data with conflicts and possible outputs of previous methods and ours.

3.3 on the input rules, there should be no remaining errors also with DBGen.

The alternative is to input rules and let a system figure out the nitty-gritty of how to achieve desired outcomes on its own.

The basic function followed the original definition of CFD described in Bohannon et al. [1], by naively matching LHS value sets and RHS values for all pairs of tuples for all input rules.

To separate out the problem of errors' not being detected by the input rules, we measure the performances with the score metrics defined as follows: Precision ( {displaystyle frac{mathrm{# correctly detected errors}}{mathrm{# detected errors}}}), Recall ( {displaystyle frac{mathrm{# correctly detected errors}}{mathrm{# conflict-introducing errors}}}).

Furthermore, previously described distinct input rules (Dieni et al., 2013) may synergistically promote two distinct functions within the ABGC populations, if these rules are specifically associated with S- or L-group properties.

Please refer to our modified Discussion section, which reads as follows: "Furthermore, previously described distinct input rules (Dieni et al., 2013) may synergistically promote two distinct functions within the ABGC populations, if these rules are specifically associated with R- or K-group properties".

A fuzzy inference model is entitled 'single-input-rule modules' (SIRMs).

It is also possible for a single input pattern to fit several rules in the reduced set simultaneously.