completion
- noun
- /kəmˈpliːʃən/
- Specialized
- The types of tasks used to evaluate syntax include sentence repetition, sentence completion, sentence building, and sentence combining.
- Sentence Completion
- Task Completion
- Image Completion
It's, it's sort of a, a very elaborate word completion.
- It's, it's sort of a, a very elaborate word completion.
- This is a text engine that can come up with kind of on topic, you know, reasonable sounding completions to just about anything that you ask.
Examples
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Despite staff training and use of resource nurses, there were issues surrounding the completion of data collection by staff nurses.
Academic text (2004) -
The Sentence Completion Task was intended to explore the impact of contextual effects on word processing.
Academic text (1997) -
Then we saw the the auto completion and the language server features.
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What it's trained to do is that prompt completion task, and it's been trained on everything on the World Wide Web.
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The learning essential to the satisfactory completion of the activity is always instrumental to this goal.
Academic text (1994) -
In a native, unvirtualized system, an I/O completion indicates that a write has been committed.
Academic text (2012) -
The focus is on group decision-making and task completion (Shumba, 1995 as cited in Richards, 2000).
Academic text (2004) -
The AI generated a text completion based on the user's prompt.
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After several iterations, the program produced its best completion for the coding challenge.
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The latest update improved the model's ability to provide accurate completions for written prompts.
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Compounds
How Complete
- Specialized
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Etymology
Completion in computing names the output that fills in the rest of a prompt, coming from com- 'together' and -plete 'to fill'. The model's result is called a 'completion' because it 'finishes' or fills what you started.