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After tracing the genealogy of Jesus back to Abraham, the evangelist mentions certain details related to the infancy of Christ that are not elsewhere recorded; e.g., Joseph's perplexity on learning that Mary is pregnant, the homage of the Wise Men, the flight into Egypt to escape Herod's soldiers, the massacre of the innocents, and the return of the holy family from Egypt.

If they are adapted to A nger, the perplexity on Mont_A decreases from 12.6 to 9.05.

After adaptation to the state M otherese, the perplexity on Mont_M falls from 39.2 to 27.2.

Adaptation to the state E mphatic reduces to perplexity on Mont_A only from 12.6 to 12.3.

After adaptation to the state M otherese, the perplexity on Mont_M decreases from 24.4 to 20.8.

Adapting to E mphatic reduces the perplexity on Mont_E from 10.2 to 8.28.

For example, in the case of the database, a bigram language model constructed from the lyrics text of database has a vocabulary of only 185 words (compared to the vocabulary size of 5167 of the previously used language model) and a perplexity of 2.9 on the same text, offering a recognition rate of 55% with 40% accuracy for the singing-adapted models in the 5-fold test case.

Details can be found in Section 3. Table 1 Perplexities on test set of Penn Treebank Corpus Model Perplexity RNNLM (class 100) 135.49 RNNLM (no class layer) 123.00.

One of the main concerns surrounding A1C and raising perplexities on its use for diabetes diagnosis is the poor standardization of the assay.

Surprisingly, studies in Min mice, showed that SU increased carcinogenesis in the colon, raising perplexities on the validity of that genetic model to identify chemopreventive drugs for colon cancer [ 10, 11, 30].

The first Roman cinema spectacular to be made by Hollywood since the end of the cold war, it is a meditation on the perplexity of the world's sole surviving superpower.