Sentence examples for train command from inspiring English sources

If we provide the weights argument to the Caffe train command, the previously learned weights melt into our model, and the layers will match by name.

A linear model (lm) using all 86 CDK descriptors had an R2 value of 0.24 and MSE of 0.88; A tuned (using tenfold cross validation) support vector machine (epsilon = 0.3, cost = 4.3) had an R2 value of 0.35 and MSE of 0.38; and an optimized (using the train command in the caret package) artificial neural network model (nnet) had an R2 value of 0.36 and MSE of 0.74.

By the end of 1883 al-Mahdī's ansar ("helpers," a name first given to those people in the city of Medina who helped the Prophet Muḥammad) had annihilated three Egyptian armies sent against them; the last, a force of 8,000 men with a huge camel train, commanded by General William Hicks, was butchered almost to a man.

They had been left behind by a wagon train commanded by Captain James L. Fisk to effect some repairs to an overturned wagon.

She is a human resources manager, and he is the company commander of the training command's headquarters.

Lt. Gen. Frank Helmick, commander of the American military's training command, says that was inevitable in the rush to build large army and police ground forces to counter the insurgency.

He fought heroically in Vietnam but was made to sit out the Persian Gulf war at a training command in California.

In October 2005, the committee report found, AEY delivered a shipment of damaged helmets to the American training command in Iraq.

The military has also been slow to embrace smartphones, but they have a number of high-ranking advocates, including Lt. Gen. Michael Vane, from the Army's training command.

This year the coalition stopped using officers independent of its training command to validate ratings, and the change "has resulted in the recent increase in 'independent with advisers' units," it said.

"We are realists," said Lt. Col. Frederick P. Wellman, a former Black Hawk helicopter pilot and West Point graduate who is a spokesman for Lt. Gen. David H. Petraeus, the American who heads the coalition training command in Baghdad.