Our previous work has proven that wave function coupling relaxes the selection rule to induce additional optical transitions [21, 22].
The rule consistency measure, μ, was also implemented in MODLEM to relax consistency requirements and to allow more general rules to be induced.
Given a set of examples, a learning program tries to induce rules that describe each class.
In this work, we present a data mining approach to induce rules extracted from static software metrics characterising fault-prone modules.
It goes on to say the south London club "failed to maintain confidences", deliberately acted to "breach Premier League and FA rules" and deliberately acted to "induce employees of Cardiff to breach their contractual obligations and responsibilities in order to assist Crystal Palace".
A genetics-based machine learning technique uses the reduced alphabet to induce rules for protein structure prediction features.
For the first time in memory, the Public Schools Athletic League ruled that a high school baseball coach in New York had broken a rule that forbids coaches to "induce any student" to transfer schools for sports.
Another important aspect of fiscal frameworks is to induce rules-like, automatic stabilizing responses to economic developments.
To cope with the large number of structural features (i.e., 4197 local substructures) compared to the number of proteins (2815 for molecular function) in this study, we only used FDR significant descriptor groups to induce rule models.
The results led Miller to put forth the following hypothesis, which we call the supraregular hypothesis: adult humans have a proclivity to induce rule systems at context-free (or higher) levels, even when the data do not require such systems.
