Sentence examples for representations of the task from inspiring English sources

In large volumetric images, it may be difficult to maintain these important spatial representations of the task during an interruption.

We describe how VQ algorithms can be used for learning compact representations of the task of interest from available input output time series data and how this representation can be used to build local maps that approximates the global inverse model of the system.

The lack of immediate transfer suggests they formed two independent representations of the task; at the second location, the texture-North/South (allocentric) association competed with the texture-left/right (egocentric) association, with the allocentric association initially stronger than the egocentric one[14].

A common required parameter (in the body of the POST command is dataset_uri = http://host:port/{service}/dataset/{datasetid}, which specifies the data set to be operated on. DELETE Deletes the model 6. Task http s)://host:port/{service}/task/{id} GET Retrieves a representation of the task (RDF representation of the ot:Task class).

In this study, a comparative analysis of four architectural shape representations for the task of unsupervised clustering is presented.

Hence, the computational representation of the task model informs the products of the MMTA.

The semantic representation of the task context model is based on the Resource Description Framework (RDF) [12].

In a cognitive architecture, intelligent behavior is contingent upon the use of an appropriate abstract representation of the task.

It is the consistency in strategy modeled that allows observers to develop an abstract perceptual representation of the task that can be implemented into a coordinated action.

It is our position that human motor control requires that our actions be planned and represented in terms of intended perceptual effects and future task demands, and that the individual has a well-structured mental representation of the task so that the movement can be carried out successfully.

Prior information about an upcoming target can increase brain activity in both stimulus (c.f., Desimone and Duncan, 1995) and response (c.f., Leuthold et al., 1996) processing regions; however, it is unclear how the representation of the task might influence the recruitment of this network of task-relevant regions.