例句與造句

1. PAC learnability implies the existence of an Occam algorithm for that concept class.
2. Among these, the language designer avoids overlapping concept classes or poorly defined ones.
3. They proved that for any concept class that is " polynomially closed under exception lists,"
4. Board and Pitt show that, for a wide variety of concept classes, Occam learning is in fact necessary for PAC learning.
5. In this section we show that it is possible to release a dataset which is useful for concepts from a polynomial VC-Dimension of the concept class.
6. It's difficult to find concept class in a sentence. 用concept class造句挺難的
7. The team usually participates in the two classes of the European Shell Eco-Marathon : the Urban Concept class and the Prototype class with the cars Dynamo and Innovator respectively.
8. The detail \ mathrm D _ { \ mathsf C } is a complexity measure of concept classes dual to the VC dimension \ mathrm D _ { \ mathsf VC }.
9. Concept classes that are polynomially closed under exception lists include Boolean formulas, circuits, deterministic finite automata, decision-lists, decision-trees, and other geometrically-defined concept classes.
10. Concept classes that are polynomially closed under exception lists include Boolean formulas, circuits, deterministic finite automata, decision-lists, decision-trees, and other geometrically-defined concept classes.
11. He was employed as an elementary school teacher at W . J . Fricker Public School in North Bay where he taught grade seven and eight mathematics for several years in a new open-concept class of 120 students.
12. One interesting fact is that the algorithm which we are going to develop generates a synthetic dataset whose size is independent of the original dataset; in fact, it only depends on the VC-dimension of the concept class and the parameter \ alpha \, \ !.
13. A concept class \ mathcal { C } is polynomially closed under exception lists if there exists a polynomial-time algorithm A such that, when given the representation of a concept c \ in \ mathcal { C } and a finite list E of " exceptions ", outputs a representation of a concept c'\ in \ mathcal { C } such that the concepts c and c'agree except on the set E.