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Structure learning is entirely compatible with this concept of redundancy in task-irrelevant dimensions, since the subspace found after learning might still comprise many redundant dimensions.
The reasons why the teachers made these changes were divided into the following four categories: shortage of time, redundancy of the tasks in the CAT, mismatch with the objectives of the lesson, and difficulty level of the CAT (too easy/too difficult).
b Means and 95% BCIs for task-load differences in redundancy gains (single-task RT minus dual-task RT) by experiment.
This is also the problem of various Maximum Relevance (MR) approaches [ 12], which select variables inefficient for classification tasks because of the undesirable redundancy in the selected set of variables [ 13].
This approach resolves the thruster redundancy in the Cartesian space and allows the AUV to track the task-space trajectories with asymptotic reduction of the task-space errors.
> there seems to be a bit of redundancy in it.
Toyota creates redundancy in a highly cost-effective manner.
* There is sometimes redundancy in the exams districts give.
The Air Force is increasingly a redundancy in structure and spending.
It's also a redundancy in certain sports.
Her health has deteriorated significantly since redundancy in 2010.
