Sentence examples for margin I from inspiring English sources

The hyperplane that maximizes the margin (i.e., the distance from the nearest training points) is selected by the SVM.

The Kharitonov's theorem is used to determine the robustness margin, i.e., the maximal uncertainty bounds under which the stable performance of the power system is guaranteed.

The margin, i.e., the distance from the origin to the optimal hyperplane, is maximized to make the contours enclosing the data as tightly as possible.

So, "margin" (i.e., smallest distance between decision boundary and any of the samples) should be found through [controlling the separability] [41]: (4).

Since maximization of the margin distance of hypersurface is no longer dominated by those extreme outliers, our generated SVM tends to have a wider margin, i.e., better generalization ability.

Indeed, the operating temperature and the relevant temperature margin (i.e. the operating safety margin) of the magnet will depend strongly on the heat loads and on the capability of the coolant to remove it.

I even wrote in the margin, "Is this the book?" (Actually, I think I wrote, "What is this?," but similar idea).

Flock size is a factor in the overall on-farm gross margins (i.e. crops and goats).

Analysis of drivers revealed a significant influence of changes in the structural condition of field margins, i.e. the development of the tree layer, on vegetation diversity.

Especially, safety margins, i.e., minimum departure from nucleate boiling ratio (MDNBR), are significantly threatened during the CR banks withdrawal event.

Plot A shows the importance of goat milk sales to the total on-farm gross margins (i.e. cropping and goat husbandry).