Sentence examples for machine assisted from inspiring English sources

If we could use machine assisted deep learning, we could be so much better at doing this, because then I could have the experience of 10,000 lifetimes".

Development of machine assisted tools for automatic analysis of psoriasis skin biopsy image plays an important role in clinical assistance.

In this paper, we introduce the application of the ALIP (Automatic Linguistic Indexing of Pictures) system, developed at The Pennsylvania State University, to the problem of machine assisted annotation of these images.

With the rapidly increasing volume of scientific publications machine assisted knowledge extraction is becoming a necessity.

Facebook's search uses similar tech, but is more machine assisted than true natural language.

In order to give more reliability to these proofs, programming language researchers have been developing, in recent years, a large number of works devoted to machine assisted proofs [1, 6, 10, 28].

Each Cafe X location requires only one human present to administer the machine, assist customers on orders and educate them on the espresso options.

Furthermore, it is the only chaperone machine assisting the correct folding of certain essential proteins in E. coli (Houry et al. 1999; Kerner et al. 2005), thus is itself absolutely essential for life (Fayet et al. 1989).

Routemasters had been staffed with bus conductors, who patrolled its double decks selling tickets from portable machines, assisting passengers and ringing the bus's bell to tell the driver when it was safe to pull away from the kerb.

In order to have machines assist in building a song database queryable by features such as tempo, meter, or genre, intelligent Information Retrieval algorithms are necessary to automatically extract such high-level features from raw music data.

Yes, there are some serious, industrial use cases that have some self-evident value under AR: guiding technicians in the assembly and repair of complex machines, assisting surgeons during operations, alerting pilots and drivers to navigation cues and objects in front of the vehicles and many other complex, mission-critical applications.