Sentence examples for representing rules from inspiring English sources

Schlick (1931) thus followed Wittgenstein's own suggestion to treat them instead as representing rules for the formation of verifiable singular statements.

For decision tree (DT) learning algorithm, proposed by Quinlan, is a tree-like rule induction approach that the representing rules could be easily understood [22].

The proposed approach is flexible for representing rules since each attribute in a rule can be displaced with other attributes in the same cluster.

In Figure 6, two dashed-line ellipses illustrate the topological connections representing Rule I (blue ellipse) and Rule II (red ellipse) which jointly use the values of m18 and m30 as the inputs for the fate specification.

The three column plots represent rules of E, CE and output.

Restriction: entity that represents rules, restrictions, or constraints applied to a specific component.

Through illustrative numerical examples, simplicity and efficiency of the proposed algorithm and the effectiveness of the represented rules are shown.

Composite events are represented in the form of full binary trees, where the leaf nodes represent primitive events, the root node represents the target composite event, and the middle nodes represent rule definitions.

In the present study, broadband scales are termed: "internalizing", made up of anxious/depressed symptoms, withdrawn/depressed symptoms and somatic complaints, and "externalizing syndromes" represent rule-breaking and aggressive behaviors.

We also developed an XML language for representing the rules.

Thus, modelling the world by representing the rules inherent to relations between stimuli indeed aids the gathering of information required for adaptive behavior.