Sentence examples for truth problems from inspiring English sources

It was made in jest but contains a bitter truth: problems that are difficult to specify may still develop to alarming proportions without being amenable to epidemiological research.

Russell's original solution to his paradox — as well as Tarski's original solution to his undefinability of truth problem — was to build hierarchies.

We note that expert-generated judgmental labeling might be error-prone, though it is served as a surrogate to the ground truth problem.

Alice wants to be sure that Carlos is neither cooperating with Mallory and therefore not telling her the truth (Problem 1: intentionally false testimonies), nor that Carlos is unknowingly also affected by Mallory's attack (Problem 2: unintentionally false testimonies).

Because the playing modes of the pandeiro, and therefore the six categories of sound, are well known, the ground truth problem becomes irrelevant and we can focus on the feature generation.

This ambiguity surrounding Catfish (including its bloody Catfish logo) has lead it to be the subject of many attacks most notably from Movieline in their post "Does Sundance Sensation Catfish Have A Truth Problem?" which asserts that both the Schulmans and Joost knew that Megan wasn't who she said she was right from the beginning.

Like in our study, they avoided the ground truth problem by computing the DIR algorithm performance with a measure relative to two observers.

The difference among models can be seen easily from the comparison of their spectra, which, in turn, affects the RMSEs for the ground-truth problem.

Two conclusions could be deduced from the results of the study: (1) The rainfall model is the more crucial factor for the ground-truth problem than the ground-truth design.

(He recently withdrew from a La Scala adaptation of "An Inconvenient Truth," citing problems with the libretto).

In truth, its problems are similar to most of Europe's, although they seem worse in Italy than anywhere else.