Sentence examples for unspecific feedback from inspiring English sources
Reward-based learning rules are distinct from supervised learning since the success signal is considered as a global and unspecific feedback signal, that often comes with a delay, whereas in supervised learning the feedback is much more specific.
Lastly, attending physicians provided feedback on tasks unspecific to bedside activities (but observed at the bedside), such as how residents "ran the ship", describing team and leadership skills.
Besides the aforementioned FRN, which is sensitive to valence, previous research has identified a second valence-unspecific event-related potential (ERP) correlate of feedback processing called the "feedback-related positivity" or "feedback P3," which peaks approximately 300 400 ms following feedback and is sensitive to reward magnitude (Kamarajan et al., 2009; Yeung & Sanfey, 2004).
Given the broad and relatively unspecific character of many anti-pathogen defenses, negative feedback effects on symbiotic microbes seem likely.
In the present study, we extended the use of differential feedback by now using a second, functionally unrelated ROI instead of an unspecific background region, and by also including bidirectional control of the feedback signal (participants learned to voluntarily up- and down-regulate the feedback signal).
Differential feedback has the advantage that global effects such as breathing, heart rate, unspecific changes due to arousal, and head movements are less likely to cause artifactual self-regulation.
Any unspecific effects that are related to task demands will only allow to either increase or decrease the differential feedback signal, but will not allow bidirectional control.
The state Election Law is typically unspecific.
But it's so frustratingly unspecific.
Researching further I discovered that intelligence is unspecific.
