Sentence examples for learned computing from inspiring English sources

She gave up driving at the age of 90 when a door fell off her moss-covered Volvo, and learned computing, playing long-distance Scrabble and keeping in touch with family and friends by email.

We visualize the learned coefficients by computing the noise reduction parameter that would result from steering by sounds with SNRs in the range of to 20 dB and power in the range of 50 to 90 dB.

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A feature extractor was applied to digit images where number of coefficient of images is computed on learned basis and a local maximum operation is performed [10].

In the online classification step, the algorithm simply computes the learned features from the observed signal and feeds them to the linear discriminant analysis (LDA) classifier.

While our new learned representation can be easily computed only by the use of a genuine hologram sample, the already existing descriptor can only be parameterized by using a sample of fakes as well.

For a set of test genomes, distances were then computed with the learned metric and compared with the corresponding phenetic distances.

Furthermore, we also examined the correlation in the test set computed using the learned models from the training data for both methods.

Based on the results of feature selection, we further achieved the Bayesian network construction at both syndrome and symptom levels to explain the relationships among all the nodes and the probability inference could be computed based on learned network structure and conditional probability tables.

LP-SLGNs for the ALPHA and CDC15 data sets were estimated using both LP formulations and different settings of the user-defined parameter A. The learned undirected graphs were evaluated by computing LOO Error (Equation 7), a quantity indicating generalization performance, and Sparsity (Equation 6), a quantity based on the degree of each node.

In both pathways, the filter responses are MAX-pooled, and computed to a set of learned templates.