Sentence examples for manual encoding from inspiring English sources
Currently, adding new information to such programs requires a manual encoding, which is not feasible for many real-world environments which involve large amounts of data, usually conceptualized as relational databases.
However, constructing such a learning agent currently requires manual encoding of prior domain knowledge; in addition to being a poor model of human acquisition of prior knowledge, manual knowledge-encoding is both time-consuming and error-prone.
One reason is that behavioral observation is time-consuming as the manual encoding of behavior usually takes many times longer than the actual interaction.
This worked well but permitted sending only a single error at the end of the data streams (as the close condition for the channel), and required manual encoding for streaming full trees as in FindGet.
Lastly, manual encoding was a tedious process that had consumed a great deal of time and effort.
Manual encoding of information that needs special protection seems to be a feature that has been lost in the transition from analogue to digital whiteboards.
Prototypicality was defined as how representative of the pertinent hand-shape (CH or OH) was the manual action encoded by the sentence.
These subsystems group hypothetical protein families solely on the grounds of co-localization patterns conserved across multiple genomes; however, manual subsystem encoding takes automatically pre-computed leads (such as evidence codes) to the next level.
On the other hand, FSA controller provides prompt response with time complexity of O(n×m) at the cost of manual offline state space search and encoding.
An in silico analysis of the novel S. gregaria EST database resulted in the (manual) annotation of more than twenty neuropeptide precursor encoding transcript sequences (Table S1).
Manual exploration identified additional highly differentially biased genes encoding proteins expressed in eye components— GPSM1 (Kerov et al. 2005) and SPRR1 (Tong et al. 2006).
