Sentence examples for not generalized enough from inspiring English sources
Simply put, overfitting occurs when the predictive model learns a pattern that is overly specific to the training data but not generalized enough to perform equally well on unseen data [ 95].
The relative tool-work vibration is not generalized enough to represent the actual displacement between tool and workpiece in previous prediction models.
But the C. difficile problem shows that the threat is not generalized or hypothetical, but immediate and personal.
But now, faced with the likelihood that their generalized populist argument will not be enough to hold the line, some Senate Democrats are offering a new approach, and with it a new and more targeted buzz phrase.
In this week's copy of the New Yorker, Jill Lepore attempts a strong takedown of Christensen's work, arguing that its case studies are not diverse enough for such a generalized theory, and questions many of the conclusions of the various industries studied in the book.
With the addition of other factors such as shoe wear or generalized ligamentous laxity, type 2 joints may not provide enough stability to prevent hallux valgus formation.
The dynamics design of radio frequency quadruple (RFQ) Linacs for high intensity beams had been extensively studied by LANL and generalized method had been proposed, however, the beam mismatches are still not paid enough attentions in this dynamics design method.
"Not enough, not soon enough," it said.
