Sentence examples for shared structures from inspiring English sources
"Through ethnography," she writes, "I've come to better appreciate how people, myself included, live within the shaping constraints of larger shared structures even as we maneuver within or around these constraints and at times actively transform the structures.
Evgeniou et al. [30] first made use of regularized regression concerned with capturing these shared structures among tasks.
The shared structures are also successfully reconstructed as W j H 1 and W 1d H 2 for each signal as shown in Fig. 4 d.
In this data, the triangles in the TF representation of classes x and y could be considered as the distinct structure in each class, and the box represents the shared structures between the two.
Instead, common concepts just require shared structures of linguistic definition and common or congruent modes of behaviour, in particular co-operative behaviour that is guided by these concepts, a social achievement of a common world that Lewis thought our community of needs and interests produces.
In this figure, the dark gray boxes represent the shared structures in each class and the light gray boxes represent the distinct structure in each class; for example, the reconstructed data, (hat {textbf {V}}_{1}), consists of the discriminant and shared parts (i.e., (hat {textbf {V}}_{1d}) and (hat {textbf {V}}_{1j}), respectively).
Hence, each class consists of a class-specific distinct structure and one shared structure.
In these cases, a clustering algorithm is needed to evaluate when this shared structure is possible.
This analysis is a multivariate method that maximizes shared structure among multiple datasets drawn from the same samples.
Nonconnected regions may also exhibit dependencies owing to indirect projections, common input, or shared structured noise.
Zhang et al. (2008) approaches the subject from a Bayesian perspective, using a framework including latent variables for modelling a shared structure among different learning scenarios.
