They also help quantify the capabilities of the nonlinear mappings to improve the quality of recall.
In this talk, we derive the calculation of two critical numbers that quantify the capabilities of artificial neural networks with gating functions, such as sign, sigmoid, or rectified linear units.
This research is "technology driven" in the sense that we will quantify the capabilities of a wide range of safeguards technologies of interest to regulators and policy makers; a key benefit to this approach is that the techniques are being tested in a unified manner.
Receiver performance tests are likewise aimed at quantifying the capabilities of the receiver functions such as front-end amplification, down-conversion and filtering, and baseband digital signal processing.
The Capability Index quantifies the capabilities of devices and provides a numerical presentation of devices properties.
For this reason, walking tests at a submaximal exercise intensity have been developed for quantifying functional capabilities of patients with cardiovascular and pulmonary disease, 4 including time-based 5 6 and distance-based protocols 7 9 involving walking on the ground, treadmill or along a corridor.
Finally, a model, based on hydraulic calculations and geometry analysis, is developed in order to quantify the capability of a column design for heat transfer areas.
As such, the LED-test provides a novel way to quantify the capability of the lower extremity to regulate dynamic and unstable foot-ground interactions at submaximal forces.
The goal of this research effort is to quantify the capability of various non-destructive assay (NDA) technologies as well as to train a future generation of safeguards practitioners.
Taking into account the directives towards the application of the "Quality by Design" approach, in this study the Excipient Efficiency (EE), a parameter able to quantify the capability of an excipient to control the drug release, has been developed.
