Sentence examples for misleading learning from inspiring English sources

While nonverbal cues can be misleading, learning to pick up on them can help you read emotion.

The rationale behind this process is that the nearest majority class neighbors of a minority class member are likely to mislead learning algorithms.

But it has also become apparent that analogies may deeply mislead students' learning processes.

Another challenge in the proposed method is that if the user's preferences change widely during the design process, the algorithm may be misled in learning the preferences.

Mr Obama, I'm afraid, has misled us.Read on: Learning for the very young(Photo credit: AFP).

He also said that he had briefly misled reporters after learning just days before the Heisman Trophy ceremony that something was seriously amiss with his understanding of his relationship with Kekua and her supposed death.

It applies appropriate strategies to prevent model degradation by learning from misleading data and to maintain acceptable performance under unfavorable conditions.

At first sight, it is tempting to suppose that comparing these two tasks (object recognition and structural learning) is misleading as they vary on many dimensions, most obviously that the recognition task can be described as "single trial," whereas the structural discrimination relied on multiple learning trials.

Kanazawa's streets were partly designed to mislead and disorient outsiders, and I was learning firsthand, they do so effectively.

This isn't a deliberate move on Google's part to mislead, the truth is that they're learning on the fly.

This can be a useful device for someone learning the language; but it is misleading.