Sentence examples for well generalised from inspiring English sources

The pragmatic design ensures that the results can be well generalised to the target population.

It extends AGM revision to inferentially-weaker Horn theories; hence it sheds light on the theoretical underpinnings of belief change, as well as generalising the AGM paradigm.

First, studies included in this analysis varied by study design, population ethnicity and sharing controls in some studies, which posed challenges for combining data as well as generalising the findings.

However, lesions may be generalised as well as pruritus with or without involvement of the outer ear canal.

Small sample sizes limit how well findings can be generalised to a typical caseload because it is not possible to accurately estimate the within- and between-group variance.

And rather than having to be trained by each user the system appears to generalise well.

Table 2 illustrates very clearly that individual models of cyber hate do not generalise well across different protected characteristics.

A QSAR model for prediction must be able to generalise well to give accurate predictions on unseen test data.

Recent evidence suggests that visual short-term memory (VSTM) capacity estimated using simple objects, such as colours and oriented bars, may not generalise well to more naturalistic stimuli.

The poorer results on real rooms may be because that the DNNs are trained from simulated room data and hence do not generalise well on real room due to mismatch in distortion characteristics.

Using a cross validation set instead of a direct test set, we avoid the decision that the best classifier is influenced by the random cross validation set and that the classifier cannot generalise well to future test samples.