Sentence examples for requirement of training from inspiring English sources

The biosensor facilitates a portable analysis at ambient temperature as it is simple to be conducted and no requirement of training is needed.

The FNN networks are developed on the basis of the Feed-Forward Back-Propagation (FFBP) network; the advantage of using fuzzy logic here is to reduce the requirement of training data.

For the requirement of training data from legitimate users, one may incrementally train the model by asking training questions and switch from training mode to prediction mode over time once the desired level of classification accuracy is achieved [46].

As compared to unsupervised feature extraction based on the sparse autoencoder proposed in [10], the proposed technique reduces the requirement of training data significantly with large improvement in the performance.

In addition, the ability to design and carry out experiments is a fundamental requirement of training in the sciences (Hofstein & Lunetta, 2004; Kirschner, 1992; Kirschner & Meester, 1988).

For the real-time requirement of train regulation, a model predictive control (MPC) algorithm is particularly designed to solve the formulated optimal control model, which uses the real-time updated delay feedback information of the trains and generates the optimal train regulation strategy in real-time.

The announcement marked the end of a six-year wait, and the beginning of a furious ten-week period during which the two boxers juggled the athletic requirements of training camp with the promotional requirements of selling what was becoming known, grandly though not incorrectly, as the Fight of the Century.

Results show the high accuracy of the proposed approach, which is combined with other interesting features such as its low complexity and its very limited requirements of training data.

One of the requirements of training professional translators is to look more deeply into the translation professionalism.

Early requirements of training agencies and trainers were more liberal in view of the backlog of staff that needed to be quickly trained.

The first section deals with general principles of radiological education including duration of training, structures of training, facility requirements of training, and the incorporation of continuous learning and competence during training.