Sentence examples for task of the network from inspiring English sources

The detection of network intrusion itself is a very important task of the network security in wireless sensor network applications.

The task of the network is vector mapping, i.e., by inserting the input vector, X q, the network will answer with the vector Z q in its output (for q = 1,…,Q).

The task of the network manager is formally described as to map a service graph, where is the set of services, and,   is the interconnections between them, onto a network graph.

This is the task of the Network of Experts on Fundamental Rights.

Second, after some calculation steps (default 2) the task of the network is to reproduce the bit string as a gene expression pattern through time on its output genes.

Therefore, as long as we preserve the input and hidden layers as in the original W2V architecture, i.e. a single input node for every word and a hidden layer with as many nodes as is the dimensionality of the representation, we are free to modify the prediction task of the network.

Cloud computing is not only the allocation of tasks on the network nodes of computing resources.

One of the archetypal challenges of systems biology is the task of uncovering the network of interactions between genes and proteins using data such as that coming from high-throughput genome-wide technologies or multi-parameter imaging.

Combining discrete and continuous dynamics in this way provides a rigorous, expressive, and computationally-tractable framework for modeling the dynamics of the complex, highly-evolved networks that are ubiquitous in biological systems [35], and we show in this paper that the S-HDS framework is also well-suited to the task of modeling the network dynamics which underlie social diffusion.

The first task of the new network will be to see if actual concentrations of methane match those estimates.

Encouraged by the debates that surrounded the unveiling of President Obama's stimulus package, American architects, curators and students have thrown themselves into the task of rethinking the networks — train lines, freeways, bridges, levees, ports and waterfronts — that bind our communities together.