Sentence examples for problems the assumption from inspiring English sources

In nonlinear regression problems, the assumption is usually made that parameter estimates will be approximately normally distributed.

In classical finite-domain constraint satisfaction problems, the assumption made is that only one value is associated with only one variable.

In the derivation, for more general problems, the assumption used in [9] that the optimal solution is unique to prove the convergence could be eliminated.

Given that for many prediction problems the assumptions made by learning algorithms cannot be easily verified without considerable domain knowledge [ 7] or data exploration, semi-supervised learning is not always "safe" to use.

GARY SHILLING: If you look at the S&P, we tend to look at the U.S., and you go back to the beginning of '07, every time there has been a problem, the assumption is, "That's it, all clear".

However, that fact is secondary to the true problem: the assumption of women's roles and abilities in athletics based on their unrelated tastes in style or choices in expression.

Many outside the adoption community have remarked that they know an adoptee who has problems, and the assumption is that the adoption is the root of that child's problems.

There are problems with the assumption that the poor are hurt in a free market environment.

Indeed, one of the problems with the assumption of decline is an unwillingness to identify success and also to recognise how the old establishment has, however grudgingly, adapted.

Despite these advantages, Nāgārjuna argues, there are some serious problems with the assumption that the epistemic instruments are self-established.

For this problem the assumptions are as follows: The total amount of carbon monoxide gas is a closed system (the carbon monoxide gas cannot leave or enter the system).