Sentence examples for more intuitive notation from inspiring English sources
When the loss function counts how many individuals were correctly classified, we have P suc =−𝔼 L. When suitable, we use this more intuitive notation.
In many cases, this notation is less cumbersome and more intuitive than the general one.
In lieu of standard notation, guitar players have developed tablature – a more intuitive representation of a song that uses numbers to indicate which fret on a guitar each note is played.
X T equals either 1 or 2. Key quantities in competing risks are the cause-specific hazards (CSHs) α0 j (t), j = 1, 2, (1) The dt notation in (1) is a short, but more intuitive form of the more common α0 j (t) = limΔ t ↘0 P(T ∈ [ t, t + Δ t), X T = j | T ≥ t)/Δ t.
The use of an established and well-known graphical language in the development of biomedical ontologies provides a more intuitive form of capturing and representing knowledge than using only text-based notations.
"Women are more intuitive".
Less work, and more intuitive.
But the app could be more intuitive.
It's much more intuitive than that.
