Sentence examples for topics captured from inspiring English sources
The topics captured Atlanta residents' concerns and suggestions about implementing AVs.
The model in the previous section generates collections of independent text documents, with specific but uncorrelated topics captured by the bursty terms.
Some high-profile topics capture the public imagination – and people around the world stop to watch and listen.
While it is not fair to criticize an author for not writing the book one wishes he had written, Mr. Bell's decision results in a slightly lopsided look at the topic captured in his subtitle.
It is a function that is flexible enough to appeal broadly and could explain why the TOL is thriving as a research topic (captured by PubMed abstracts, for example [ 105]) notwithstanding the many challenges to its realness and epistemic legitimacy.
The normalized PMI between 64 topics and four emotions reveals that individual topics capture emotion-specific information.
Our view is that latent 'crime topics' capture features of the behaviors and situations underlying crimes that are often impractical to observe and almost completely lost when adopting formal crime classifications.
This is the first work to draw similarities between text documents and emotional speech; we showed that the latter can be viewed as a mixture of multiple emotion-specific topics, where the topics capture salient information from the co-occurrence patterns of frame-level features.
Figure 1 illustrates the collective attention before and after the 2015 Paris attacks event based on how Paris users shift their attention to various topics - captured by the use of different hashtags.
The number of interviews per group was determined by saturation, meaning that no new major issues were raised, to ensure that all relevant topics were captured.
Interviews were semi-structured in order to ensure that core issues were consistently probed and to allow participants to introduce topics that captured unanticipated experiences and insights.
