重力
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Karl Fr. Hagenmüller,Gerhard Diepenn some situations, although the target concept may be quite complex when expressed as a function of the attribute values of the instance, it may have a simple relationship with some intermediate (yet to be learned) concepts. In such cases, it may be advantageous to learn both these intermediate conc
参考书目
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Karl Fr. Hagenmüller,Gerhard Diepench bag contains all likely configurations for the molecule. While there has been a significant amount of theoretical and empirical research directed towards this problem, most research performed under the multiple-instance model is for concept learning. However, binding affinity between molecules an
共同确定为确
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高脚酒杯
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Karl Fr. Hagenmüller,Gerhard Diependel is such that the learner requests sequences of positive andnegativ e data andthe relations between the various formalizations in dependence on the number of switches between positive and negative data is investigated. In particular it is shown that there is a proper hierarchy of the notions of l
TEN
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83519-2this paper we study classes of languages where the unions of up to a fixed number (. say) of languages from the class are identifiable. We distinguish between two different scenarios: in one scenario,the learner need only to name the language which results from the union; in the other, the learner m
不可救药
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拍翅
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Hormones
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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-45583-3Algorithmic Learning; Computational Learning; Concept Learning; Discovery Science; Inductive Inference; L
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978-3-540-42875-6Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001