Sentence examples for regularized trade from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, however, the government in England and the landowners in Jamaica saw prospects of greater profit in a regularized trade with Spain and a stable economy based on agriculture, and they appointed Morgan the governor of Jamaica, in which capacity he prosecuted his former comrades until his death.

Further, we show how regularized estimations ensure the best trade-offs between bias and variance, reducing overfitting, and allowing the incorporation of prior knowledge in a systematic way.

Interest in regularized estimation for multivariate analyses and the trade-off between sampling variance and bias dates back to the 1970's and earlier, stimulated in particular by the work of Stein, e.g. [ 8, 9].

It is a convenient graphical tool for displaying the trade-off between the size of a regularized solution and its fit to the given data, as the regularization parameter varies.

The reason is that regularized least-squares estimators may achieve a favorable bias/variance trade-off compared with classical Prediction Error Minimization (PEM) methods.

The hyper-parameter (or regularization parameter) λ is a critical value which measures the trade-off between a good fit and a regularized solution.

The next summer, the dance became more regularized.

The phone companies would no longer coöperate with the F.B.I. unless there was some regularized scheme.

The Bank Holiday Act of 1871 further regularized leisure time.

One fund-raiser says, "There used to be regularized dinners, and stays at the Lincoln Bedroom or Camp David.

"Government," she writes, "has made Silicon Valley a fine and dandy, safe and regularized place to make scads of money".