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Prototype vectors
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The category prototypes in art networks, which are represented as vectors. see also: art, ftp:://ftp.sas.com/pub/neural/faq2.html, http://www.wi.leidenuniv.nl/art/.
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Prototype, английский
- Опытный образец, прототип
- Прототип
- N прототип (ант. copy) theory
- A preliminary type, form, or instance of a product or product component that serves as a model for later stages or for the final, complete version of the product.
Prototype board, английский
Плата прототипа; макетная плата prototype program программа-прототип; макетная программа
Prototype development, английский
Разработка опытного образца
Prototype fast breeder reactor, английский
Prototype optical surveillance system, английский
Экспериментальная оптическая система обнаружения или наблюдения (объектов на больших расстояниях)
Prototype part, английский
Prototype phase, английский
A simulation of the full system, or a relevant part of it, to determine how parts of the system would behave at larger scales of operation (see figures 22-24).
Prototype plan, английский
A qualified retirement plan sponsored by a financial institution. it may be adopted by executing a written agreement. a prototype is generally more flexible than the irs form 5305 or 5305-a and may have additional special features. also called a master pension plan.
Prototype software, английский
Экспериментальное программное обеспечение; опытный экземпляр программного обеспечения
Prototype weld, английский
Prototype-based programming, английский
Prototyper, английский
Средство макетирования; генератор прототипов; средство разработки прототипов; средство создания опытных образцов prototype scope область действия прототипа
Vector, английский
- An insect or animal which carries a disease and can pass it to humans the tsetse fly is a vector of sleeping sickness.
- Вектор
- Переносчик (возбудителя инфекции)
- [1] a straight line graphically representing the direction and magnitude of a force or movement. [2] to follow a designated compass direction to an amphibious landing beach. [3] to give an aircraft directions for its approach to set down on a flight deck or runway.
- Hard vector
- In computer graphics, a line drawn in a certain direction from a starting point to an endpoint, both of whose locations are identified by the computer using x-ycoordinates on a grid. vectors are used in the output of some graphics programs instead of groups of dots (on paper) or pixels (on screen).
- Animal (typically an arthropod) that transmits a pathogen from one host to another host; dna molecules that carry dna fragments from one organism to another
- Математический объект, обладающий направлением и длиной, но не имеющий определенного положения в пространстве.
Vector, латинский
Vector, испанский
Vector adaptive transform processing, английский
Vector airborne magnetometer, английский
Бортовой векторный магнитометр
Vector analog computer, английский
Аналоговый вычислитель вектора скорости
Vector artwork, английский
An image generated from a mathematical description that determines the position, length, and direction in which lines are drawn. a vector graphic is created as a collection of lines rather than as a pattern of individual dots or pixels.
Vector automatic network analyzer, английский
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Checkers playing programs, английский
The best checkers playing programs were written by samuels from 1947 to 1967 and can beat most players. game-playing programs are important in that they provide a good area to test and evaluate various algorithms, as well as a way to test various theories about learning and knowledge representation.
Chain rule, английский
The chain rule provides a method for decomposing multi-variable functions into simpler univariate functions. two common examples are the backpropagation in neural nets, where the prediction error at a neuron is broken into a part due to local coefficients and a part due to error in incoming signals, which can be passed down to those nodes, and in probability-based models which can decompose complex probability models into products of conditional distributions. an example of the latter would be a decomposition of p(a, b, c) into the product of p(a|b, c), p(b|c), and p(c), where p(x|y) is the conditional probability of x given y. this latter decomposition underlies much of belief nets. see also: backpropagation, belief net.
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