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Intuitively, boosting iteratively uses results from one learner to tune the training instances so that learning in the next boosting round can incrementally improve prediction accuracy.

We are currently working with open government data advocates around the world to set up over a dozen new instances so that citizens around the world can easily find and reuse official information.

Similarly, the results shown in Fig. 10 are averaged over more than 100 instances so that each point has a 95%% confidence interval with a 10%% precision.

The impact of injecting noises in training data can be understood as providing some noise-corrupted instances so that they can be learned by the DNN structure and recognized in the inference (test) phase.

Subsequently, a stump classifier is trained on the instances, so that instances with higher weights are penalized more heavily.

Colloquially, clustering attempts to identify groups of instances, so that the instances within a group are similar to each other while being dissimilar to those instances in all other groups.

The museum's curators have tinkered, adding more lighting, for instance, so that art can be displayed in the stairwells.

"I added pattern, in the carpeting, for instance, so that the big prints started to become neutral," he said.

They also made the game more involving, forcing players to time their swings, for instance, so that the ball might sail cleanly between a windmill's passing blades.

Time collapses, for instance, so that an entire season passes in a moment, and language deteriorates from complex sentences to scattered words and guttural sounds.

A new fiscal boost combined with targeted structural measures encouraging banks to write down mortgage principal, for instance, so that homeowners with underwater mortgages can move house to look for work would bring unemployment down faster.