Sentence examples for numerical truth from inspiring English sources

God, in the form of numerical truth, will weigh the fruit on the scale, He will measure your height, He will give you the tolerances of your engine parts, and tell you the length of your journey.

To overcome the problem of assigning precise values to predications of vague concepts, Zadeh (1975) introduced fuzzy truth values as distinct from the numerical truth values in [0, 1], the former being fuzzy subsets of the set [0, 1], understood as true, very true, not very true, etc.

Secondly, if numerical truth-values are used some justification seems required for the particular truth-value assignments.

Firstly, there is the idea of a proposition (in this case an indefinite proposition) being neither true nor false; secondly, and connected with this, of such a proposition having a numerical truth-value properly between 0 (false) and 1 (true).

The semantics need not be numerical and the truth values need not be linearly ordered (there are BL algebras whose order is not linear).

To evaluate the performance of the proposed method, the A and B parameters estimated by the proposed methods are compared with the ground truth, and the statistic numerical results are given.

A visual comparison is provided against the ground-truth image as well as numerical metrics such as PSNR (peak signal to noise ratio), RMSE (root mean squared error), and SSIM (structural image similarity).

In truth, the counting errors dwarf the tiny numerical difference in votes between the two candidates.

First, we generate a biologically inspired ground-truth network together with parameters for a numerical simulator of nonlinear dynamics.

We also tested whether numerical modeling for the tsunami inundation can reproduce the ground truth.

But while votes always remain anonymous, comments are 'unlocked' after the voting period is up, presumably so any unvarnished truths end up feeling more like tactful verdicts — whatever the numerical result of the poll.