Sentence examples for logic fits from inspiring English sources
Classical logic fits very well with the multiple-succedent sequent calculus.
This characterization reflects early battles in philosophy departments which debated where (or whether) informal logic fit within the study of "real" logic.
The logic that fits the story together is clear, and its elements are resonant; the precision of its dramatic logic suggests psychological depths — long-festering family stories, sexual fantasies, the potential dangers of creative energy, and the self-definition of happiness — that few movies approach.
The idea of logic model fits well with systems biology.
Big companies are working on rejigging chips and logic to fit the new standard.
The problem, he said, is that "you cannot guarantee that the logic will fit with reality".
The pleasure to be had from reading this poem comes from two sources: first there is the mad logic of fitting something as deeply un-twinkly as a bat into the original, and second, the suspicion that Carroll had the Dormouse interject when it did because he couldn't come up with any more rhymes to fit.
There is of course the question of how Origami Logic will fit in with all the marketing platforms — and big players — that are already established in this space.
This letter shows that the simplest logic to fit the XOR problem involves boundaries that cannot be mapped by a multi-layer perceptron with just two hidden nodes.
Two different data-driven approaches to prediction and optimization are used to demonstrate the methodological flexibility: (i) a combination of Bayesian regularized neural networks with genetic algorithm based optimization, and (ii) a reinforcement learning based control logic using fitted Q-iteration are both successfully applied.
In particular, given a network encoding our knowledge of signal transduction and a dataset measuring the activation of proteins in this network on various perturbations, one can derive from the network (Boolean) logic models fitted to the data.
