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Local operators

Глоссарий по искусственному интеллекту
    A term used in feature analysis to refer to functions that operate in a restricted neighborhood around a given item (e.g., a pixel in a picture).




Local, английский
  1. Местный

  2. Reacción local

  3. Same as local anaesthetic

  4. A локальный, местный | n наре- чие места determinancy, dialect, friction, idiom, transformation

  5. Локальный; местный

  6. A local technique is one which only uses information from cases that are in some sense "close" to the target area. for example, classical linear regression is global because all observations contribute to the linear


Local, английский

Local, испанский

Local, французский

Local (adj), английский
    In programming, a variable that is restricted in scope, that is, used in only one part (subprogram, procedure, or function) of a program.


Local (telephone) system; local (telephone) circuit, английский

Local -, английский
  1. Местное разрушение

  2. Местный отсос; местная вытяжка


Local a bouilloires, французский

Local access, английский
    Локальный доступ


Local access and transport area, английский
  1. Область локального доступа и передачи (географическая зона обслуживаемая одной rboc)

  2. Область локального доступа и передачи


Local access and transport area (lata), английский
    The geographic area that is the domain of the local exchange carrier. bell operating companies are generally precluded from carrying traffic across lata boundaries; this traffic must be handed off to an interexchange carrier


Local access area, английский
    Область локального доступа


Local access processor, английский
    Процессор местного доступа


Local access to networked data retrieval utility (univ. of calgary), английский

Local account, английский
    Локальные учетные данные пользователя; локальная учетная запись пользователя; локальный бюджет


Local action, английский

Local actuator controller, английский
    Встроенный контроллер грп


Local administrators group, английский
    The group of users who have permission to perform administration tasks on the local server computer. the permissions for this group are set by using the administration tools for the operating system.


Local agency, английский
    Any agency having jurisdictional responsibility for all or part of an incident.


Local air conditioning system, английский

Local air raid precautions, английский
    Мероприятия местной пво


Restricted, английский
    Placed on a list that dictates that the trader may not maintain positions, solicit business, or provide indications in a stock, but may serve as broker in agency trades after being properly cleared. traders are so restricted due to investment bank involvement with the company on nonpublic activity (i.e., mergers and acquisitions defense), affiliate ownership, or underwriting activities; signified on the quotron by a flashing "r." a restricted list and the stocks on it should never be conveyed to anyone outside of the trading areas, much less outside the firm. see: grey list.


Neighborhood, английский
    Микрорайон, городской квартал; посёлок (где проживают от 500 до 1000 семейств, сша)


Fifth generation computing, английский
    A term used by the japanese to refer to their initiative to build a new generation of computers specially tuned for logic programming and logical inferences. first-order learning first-order learning is the process of learning a relationship from a database of positive and negatives examples. it differs from the more common machine learning procedures, which learn attributes and values, in that it attempts to learn a generalizable relation. an example is the program foil. see also: foil, inductive logic programming.


Overfitting, английский
  1. A term used in neural networks, recursive partitioning, and other automated modeling areas. if the training data is considered to consist both signal and noise (i.e., noisy data), a modeling technique has begun to overfit when it begins capturing the "noise" instead of the "signal." this usually occurs when a model is allowed to increase its number of "parameters`` such as regression coefficients, splits in recursive partitioning schemes, or hidden units in neural networks. the effect of overfitting is to reduce the applicability of the model to other data sets, (i.e., to limit its generalizability). in the extreme, the model can only "predict" its input. the most straight-forward way to eliminate this effect is to require a very large number of observations per parameter in the model.

  2. A problem in data mining when random variations in data are misclassified as important patterns. overfitting often occurs when the data set is too small to represent the real world.