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Генерация
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- (от лат . generatio - рождение, размножение), то же, что поколение.
- Это тип задачи, при котором нейронная сеть создает контент самого разного типа, начиная с текстов, изображений и аудио, и заканчивая "раскрашиванием" черно-белых фильмов и "изменением" сезона в видеороликах.
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Generatio, onis, f, латинский
Generation, английский
- Генерация, образование; производство
- N генерация, образо- вание (чего-л. ); порождение, производство (син. production) speech ~ генерация речи (син. text to speech system; см. тж. language ~, language production, speech production) 2 фонологический процесс, в результате которого два смежных раз- личных звука становятся одинаковыми. generative 46 grammar language ~ когн. порождение речи (син. language production, speech production; см. тж. speech ~, text to speech system) text ~ текстообразование
- Образование, генерирование ~ of traffic генерирование [формирование] транспортных потоков (по точкам отправления - назначения) cold ~ производство холода
- In genetic and evolutionary algorithms, each iteration of the algorithm is referred to as a generation. this includes the creation of new competitors and their evaluation. see also: genetic algorithm, evolutionary algorithm. generic spacecraft analyst assistant (gensaa) a generic spacecraft analyst assistant (gensaa) is an expert system designed to assist control personnel in monitoring spacecraft. it uses c language integrated production system (clips) as its inference engine. see also: clips, http://groucho.gsfc.nasa.gov:80/code_520/code_522/projects/gensaa/ genetic algorithm (ga) a technique for estimating computer models (e.g., machine learning) based on methods adapted from the field of genetics in biology. to use this technique, one encodes possible model behaviors into a ``genes". after each generation, the current models are rated and allowed to mate and breed based on their fitness. in the process of mating, the genes are exchanged, and crossovers and mutations can occur. the current population is discarded and its offspring forms the next generation. also, genetic algorithm describes a term used to describe a variety of modeling or optimization techniques that claim to mimic some aspect of biological modeling in choosing an optimum. typically, the object being modeled is represented in a fashion that is easy to modify automatically. then a large number of candidate
- The production of electricity from other energy sources. this can include coal, oil, gas, nuclear fission, wind, waste combustion and many others. generation can be entirely run as a monopoly or be subject to competition.
- A copy of a tape. an original master recording is referred to as a first generation tape. if you make a copy of the original master tape, you have a second generation tape. copy the second generation tape and you have a third generation tape. with audio tape, each generation suffers degradation through increased noise and hiss. digital tape generations created in the digital domain generally experience little or no degradation.
- A category that distinguishes products, such as computers or programming languages, according to the technological advances they represent.
- Though popularly used as a synonym for cohort, the term is also applied within the context of the family. children form one generation, their parents another, their grandparents a third, and so on.
Creation, английский
Генерация
Oscillation, английский
1. the action of moving backwards and forwards between two points at a regular speed 2. a single movement between two points
Lasing, английский
Генерация лазера; генерация когерентного оптического излучения
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Размножение, русский
- Получение новых растений помощью либо семян, либо черенков или отводков
- Размножение , умножение
- (репродукция) , в биологии - присущее всем организмам свойство воспроизведения себе подобных, обеспечивающее непрерывность и преемственность жизни. основные способы размножения: бесполое (в т. ч. вегетативное) и половое. каждому виду организмов свойственна определенная интенсивность размножения, меняющаяся в зависимости от условий существования.
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Generatio, onis, f, латинский
Summum imperium, ii, n, латинский
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