Sentence examples for semantic attributes from inspiring English sources

The second attempts to clarify "how a criterion relates with another" in terms of their main semantic attributes.

The present paper proposes a new methodology making it possible to select design semantic attributes (SA) and exploit data from usability tests to integrate the user's perception and identify the importance and interaction of the semantic attributes.

A crucial feature of such associative processing lies in selecting appropriate, and inhibiting inappropriate, semantic attributes of the study material.

A syntactic approach has been developed, in which all semantic attributes required to select code are encoded directly into the grammar.

For addressing that challenging problem, some visual and semantic attributes are usually used as mid-level representation to transfer knowledge from training classes to unseen test ones.

Although adjectives directly refer to semantic attributes, no study has explicitly examined the comprehension of adjectives in the semantic variant of primary progressive aphasia (svPPA).

These tests have involved six designers with a design goal defined by a semantic attribute.

A major concern is to establish the importance level of each Semantic Attribute to fit the user preferences as well as possible.

Causative morphology is also used in some passive contexts: : The semantic attribute of animacy is syntactically important: thus the sentence, 'the bread was eaten by me', which is acceptable in English, would not be acceptable in Mongolian.

Both attributes, the semantic dimension (pleasant or unpleasant words) and the facial dimension (happy or angry facial expressions), must be categorized in blocks for one dimension of compatible/incompatible valence.

The semantic scene attributes are then integrated using a Bayesian network designed for improved indoor/outdoor scene classification.