Sentence examples for union of decision from inspiring English sources
In the DRSA, decision rules are induced from the lower approximations and the boundaries of the union of decision classes.
The antecedent is a logical conjunction of descriptors and the consequent is the decision class or union of decision classes suggested by the rule.
The sequential covering strategy successively constructs a set of decision rules for each upward and downward union of decision classes in a training set by selecting, at each iteration, the "best" decision rule, after which the training objects described by the rule conditions are removed.
Mr Miliband, who was in Glasgow to address the Scottish Chambers of Commerce, said: "If you're going to have currency union, you're also going to need a political union, you need a union of decisions on tax and spending, on banking".
The upper approximations represent objects that possibly belong to one of the upward or downward unions of decision classes.
In the DRSA, the approximated sets are upwards and downwards unions of decision classes rather than individual decision classes as in the CRSA.
Subsequent iterations again select the best decision rule and remove the covered objects until reaching a stopping criteria or until all of the objects in the unions of decision classes are described by a rule in the rule set.
Noureddine Mezni, a spokesman for the African Union, said Khartoum had not yet informed the union of its decision.
The players made some gains in the settlement: better pensions, higher minimum salaries, more union oversight of decisions made by the commissioner.
But in a union of 27 countries, decisions inevitably take longer and messages get more confused than markets would like.
For someone claiming to be "anti-system", Pizzarotti received an almost embarrassing homage on 23 June when the Parma Union of Manufacturers stated: "The decision by the mayor and his team to pay off the city's debts, a difficult and painful one for the inhabitants, fully deserves our support".
