Sentence examples for intelligent training from inspiring English sources

Trying to increase the training effectiveness of simulators, intelligent training systems (ITS) are being developed.

Context-aware intelligent training systems interpret the current surgical situation and help surgeons to train on surgical tasks.

This chapter proposes a design framework for an intelligent training system (ITS), called TRAINER, in the engineering domain.

Contemporary work in the design and development of intelligent training systems employs task analysis (TA) methods for gathering knowledge that is subsequently encoded into task models.

Our results suggest that to fully capture the symbiotic performance between humans and intelligent training systems, it is important to closely monitor the learning process of the trainee so that instructional interventions can be delivered effectively at different stages of training.

Malik et al. [8] describe an intelligent driver training system that analyzes crash risks for a given driving situation, opening up possibilities for improving and personalizing driver training programs.

"I like to call it intelligent crossover training," says Karina Davidson, associate director of the Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, Columbia's CTSA program.

Motivated by the monotonic relationship between buffer size and loss rate and utilization, we design a mechanism called Adaptive Buffer Sizing (ABS), which is composed of two Integral controllers for dynamic buffer adjustment and two gradient-based components for intelligent parameter training.

Despite the limitations, our results provide important insights for developers of intelligent medical training systems (Crowley and Gryzbicki 2006).

In previous work, we have implemented a unique intelligent medical training system (Crowley and Gryzbicki 2006; Crowley and Medvedeva 2006) based on the intelligent tutoring system design (Anderson et al. 1995) that is used in a variety of other educational settings (Gertner and VanLehn 2000; Koedinger et al. 1997).

In many ways, intelligent medical training systems provide the ideal environment in which to attempt such intervention because the system knows the outcome in all cases, and can therefore distinguish between these two scenarios while providing "repeated practice and failure with feedback" (Croskerry and Norman 2008).