Sentence examples for inputs generally from inspiring English sources

We refer to this training data as the "Inputs". Generally, art-generating AIs rely on multiple Inputs, ranging from dozens up through millions.

The results showed that the data-driven models with complete inputs generally obtained more accurate Epan estimation, where the ELM model with full input data provided the best accuracy at 69.6% stations, with average RRMSE of 12.5%∼15.2%, NS of 0.909∼0.936 and MAE of 11.7∼19.9 mm/m.

Our data from in vivo activity-blockade in the hippocampus, demonstrating enhanced input resistance and increased firing to depolarizing current inputs, generally agreed with these prior observations.

The KNNs algorithm is a very simple method based on the principle that similar inputs generally yield similar outputs.

The inputs generally used in BCC interventions were staff time, BCC materials, logistics and supplies, supervision, capital items, and products contracted to external organizations.

Calculations of infant exposure to perchlorate involve either fixed inputs, generally the central tendency value, or inputs that take the form of a distribution of values.

In these systems, the inputs are generally chemical "inducers", the machine is a set of chemical reactions, and the state is generally the stationary-state concentrations of the internal chemical species.

While the first of these inputs is generally prescribed in building codes, the latter two require greater engineering knowledge and judgement.

Health inputs are generally endogenous to health outcomes, and prices of health inputs are the most common instrumental variable for identifying estimates of the causal effects of health inputs.

Unbundling bottlenecks in the value chain of network industries has made it possible to introduce retail and some upstream competition into the sectors, but access to the unbundled assets, and to certain natural inputs, is generally achieved by a command and control administrative process which defines access products and sets administrative prices for them.

Democracies are designed to be responsive to such inputs; autocracies generally are not.