In some approaches for NMF-based source separation, the exemplars, which are called "bases", are grouped for each source, and the mixed signals are expressed with a sparse representation of these bases.
Now there are two exemplars: the created exemplar, which is the species of the universal caused by the thing known, and the uncreated exemplar, which is an idea in the divine mind.
One of the explanations for the guidance in the category-match conditions of Experiment 1 is that it was due to the visual similarity between the second exemplar (which appeared on category-match trials) and the memory item.
The Royal Shakespeare Company's introduction to The Comedy of Errors points out that for Shakespeare's audience "a work was good not because it was original, but because it resembled an admired classical exemplar, which in the case of comedy meant a play by Terence or Plautus".
"We want to create an exemplar, which will impact western India, the rest of India and eventually South Asia".
He noted that the Trust was last year one of a handful named as a "global digital exemplar," which led it to "various conversations" with suppliers — aimed at delivering on a digital roadmap.
Many academics have devoted their careers to criticising the overblown commercial projects of mega-events, the exemplar of which is the Olympic Games.
As a former organic farmer who has lived in both Madison and Gotham, I can attest to the deserved international reputation of the Madison Farmers' Market as the exemplar against which all others are measured.
In a small number of cases, the exemplar of which is PRDM9, we found clearly orthologous genes with no discernible fingerprint similarity across species.
The SVM was not able to reach comparable levels of generalization error as the ANN, peaking at 83% after the removal of a small number of test exemplars which induced conflict within the SVM pattern recognition.
