For those students who find the WBLP to be unsuitable, alternative learning programmes can be trialled, such as outdoor pursuits.
Another deficiency of MapReduce is that it does not easily allow for iterative processing, making it unsuitable for many machine learning projects.
Based on prior publications [ 15- 17], Rothi, Leavy and Best [ 18] emphasize that children and adolescents with emotional and/or behavioral problems have their learning ability impaired and that they also interfere negatively with the school environment, making it unsuitable for their peers' learning processes, both socially and academically.
Mr. Galvin and other state securities regulators have criticized the S.E.C. decision, arguing that even with advertising banned, too many unsophisticated investors have ended up learning about and buying products that are unsuitable for their investment goals.
Classic machine learning methods perform poorly for spike coded data, being unsuitable for SNN.
Patients who were considered to have terminal illness or who the General Practitioner (GP) deemed unsuitable to participate in the focus groups for other reasons, for example learning difficulties, were excluded.
Compared to more conventional learning algorithms where misclassification error is generally used as an important criterion for model training and learning patterns, defining a corresponding criteria for training Deep Learning algorithms with Big Data is unsuitable since most Big Data Analytics involve learning from largely unsupervised data.
The reason can be ascribed to the Euclidian-distance based learning concept (at the core of the algorithm) which makes PSO, in its present form, unsuitable for combinatorial optimization problems.
Note that the method outlined in this article is unsuitable for trilingual families (where the mother speaks one language, the father another, and your child is learning yet another one at school).
Exclusion criteria were (1) previous diagnosis of bowel cancer; (2) diagnosis of any cancer in the previous 6 months; (3) learning disability; (4) receiving regular colonoscopies; (5) experiencing significant cognitive decline; (6) clinically judged to be unsuitable to participate in the study (e.g. due to a terminal illness, mental health issue or inability to read English).
These include age-rating classification schemes, filtering systems to block unsuitable or harmful content, formulation of laws and acts etc., which attempt to facilitate the fostering of trust in the Internet for learning, information and communication.
