"training artifacts" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to physical objects (such as books, manuals, or tools) used to help in training or education. For example: "The museum contained many training artifacts that were used by students in the 1800s."
On the other hand, the SIR technique must be used judiciously with higher performance gradients and parallel imaging to shorten the echo train duration, reducing artifacts and distortions.
NCTQ "rates" teacher training programs based upon artifacts.
It can be speculated that such a training set contains stronger artifacts and less erroneous labels.
"Elevated City: A History of the Els in New York," an exhibition with photographs, magazine covers, train models and other artifacts that document the introduction, use and demise of the elevated rail system, through Wednesday.
"Elevated City: A History of the Els in New York," an exhibition with photographs, magazine covers, train models and other artifacts that document the introduction, use and demise of the elevated rail system; through Sept. 29.
This drop off in responding in the last three blocks of training is not an artifact of pupation: With the exception of one Learning subject, responding stopped as many as 47 days before antlions dug under the sand to pupate (M = 13.31 days).
Our design minimized movement artifact by training subjects prior to scanning to move their heads minimally while producing speech, by using phrases that require minimal jaw movement (e.g., da"), and by using other sophisticated motion correction techniques (e.g., an on-line acquisition correction technique during scanning, and use of motion parameters as regressors in the analyses).
He wants the museum to be a combination hall of fame, history exhibit with films and artifacts and job training center for young people.
Specifically, the classification performance is evaluated on (a) real EP ensembles with artifact contaminations in the training and test sets and (b) ensembles that are free of artifacts in both the training and test sets.
