- To
ensure the two
objects are not conflated, the
program may ****ign
discriminators to the
objects in the form of numbers; thus, foo (1) and foo (2) distinguish...
- The term
discriminated union may
refer to:
Disjoint union in set theory.
Tagged union in
computer science. This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- circuit) to Δ f {\displaystyle \Delta {f}} is an S-curve. Foster–Seeley
discriminators are
sensitive to both
frequency and
amplitude variations,
unlike some...
-
Discriminative models, also
referred to as
conditional models, are a
class of
models frequently used for classification. They are
typically used to solve...
- controversy, and
sometimes been
called reverse discrimination. The term
discriminate appeared in the
early 17th
century in the
English language. It is from...
-
elements of such
systems include fast
detectors for
charged particles,
discriminators for
separating them by energy,
counters for
counting the
pulses produced...
- classification, two main
approaches are
called the
generative approach and the
discriminative approach.
These compute classifiers by
different approaches, differing...
-
Madeleine Jana
Korbel Albright (born
Marie Jana Körbelová,
later Korbelová; May 15, 1937 –
March 23, 2022) was an
American diplomat and
political scientist...
- The
sensitivity index or
discriminability index or
detectability index is a
dimensionless statistic used in
signal detection theory. A
higher index indicates...
-
detect desirable metals,
while ignoring undesirable ones. Even with
discriminators, it was
still a
challenge to
avoid undesirable metals,
because some...
