Sentence examples for observed words from inspiring English sources

As the Bee Gees and latterly Boyzone observed, words might very well be all you have.

The parameters, { W,a,b}, are estimated by maximizing the log-likelihood of the observed words, i.e. (P textbf {V}) = sum _{h}exp (-E textbf {V},h))/Z), where Z is the normalizing constant.

Given the observed words of a document, the objective is to infer J latent topics h 1,…,h J that maximize the joint likelihood of words and topics, i.e. p V,h).

For each corpus, a dictionary of all observed words was constructed; these were combined to form a total lexicon.

Before adding the (n+1 th the document may already contain w+1 distinct words, and such number remains the same if an already observed word is added.

Many approaches have been proposed to observe word embeddings features including Brown Clustering [29] and Word2Vec [30].

As John B. Bremner observed in Words on Words, an insightful and amusing handbook on usage, "I Have Eyes Only for You" would make a lousy song.

A facilitated length effect was observed for words with 3 5 letters, with no significant length effect for words with 5 8 letters and an inhibited length effect for words with 8 13 letters.

Supporting the RELATEDNESS-TRIGGERED SEMANTIC CO-ACTIVATION HYPOTHESIS, co-activations of multiple meanings would be observed on words of high ROMs while selective activations of only the contextually supported meanings would be observed on words of low ROMs.

Linguists have long observed that words referring to women undergo this process more often than those referring to men.

But as the appeals court in the case observed, using words of Justice Felix Frankfurter, "It is a fair summary of history to say that the safeguards of liberty have often been forged in controversies involving not very nice people".