The generalized single-layer network (GSLN) architecture, which implements a sum of arbitrary basis functions defined on its inputs, is potentially a flexible and efficient structure for approximating arbitrary nonlinear functions.
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According to a source within the human rights community, the decision to confer registered status on some IDPs and not others was determined on an "arbitrary" basis.
"This will stop employers from dismissing people on an arbitrary basis just because they have reached 65," he said.
The chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group, Alison Garnham, said: "Forcing children into destitution on the arbitrary basis of how many brothers and sisters they have is abhorrent.
Alison Garnham, of Child Poverty Action Group, said: "Forcing children into destitution on the arbitrary basis of how many brothers and sisters they have is abhorrent.
Yvette Cooper, chair of the Home Affairs committee, said: "I remember the debates on the Dubs amendment and we did not discuss ruling out 13-year-old and 14-year-old Eritreans on an arbitrary basis".
What it found was that compensation was offered on an arbitrary basis by the gate agent, and, somehow, the lowest value customers were, on average, receiving the highest compensation.
The minimal group paradigm works like this: participants in the experiment are divided into groups on some arbitrary basis.
Pettit, who has done more than anyone else to develop this republican conception of freedom philosophically, puts it thus: a person or group enjoys freedom to the extent that no other person or group has "the capacity to interfere in their affairs on an arbitrary basis" (1999, 165; cf. Pettit 1996, 1997, 2001, 2003, 2012).
So, on an arbitrary basis, twelve seconds is deeper than five seconds.
