Sentence examples for primitive policies from inspiring English sources

Here we introduce Feedback for Policy Scaffolding (FPS) as an algorithm that first evaluates and corrects the execution of motion primitive policies learned from demonstration.

Key advantages of building a policy from demonstrated primitives is the potential for primitive policy reuse within multiple complex policies and the faster development of these policies, in addition to the development of complex policies for which full demonstration is difficult.

One bonus is that, for all its primitive economic policies, the SPD seems keener to support some basic reforms such as the creation of a banking union.

That could be the moment to strip out the pork and the primitive industrial policy.

And this is why Labour's leaders have been obliged to have their own deficit plan, simply to get a hearing from interviewers and commentators oblivious to Keynes's excoriating denunciation of similar primitive and failing policies in the 1920s and 1930s.

Therefore, a motion primitive must adapt policy parameters according to environment variables, instead of repetitively executing the exact same motor commands when placed into a specific context.

If we gave them hope with a properly structured resettlement scheme there would be no need for a primitive stop-the-boats policy that is predicated on capturing asylum seekers, detaining them (in PNG's case illegally) and, in order to deter others, treating them wickedly and ruining their lives.

Lai et al. formalize a new cryptographic primitive called adaptable ciphertext-policy attribute-based encryption, which allows a semi-trusted proxy to modify a ciphertext under one access policy into another one of the same plaintext under any other access policies [31].

Detractors will be quick to call Mr Trump's policies reckless and primitive.

Debate in this country about security policy is shamefully primitive, exemplified by the headline much reprised in recent months: Could Britain still fight a Falklands war?

"This is a field that was in a primitive state when it assumed a policy importance a few years ago," Dr. Lindzen said.