generalization
- noun
- /ˌdʒɛnərələˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
- Effective training enhances a model's generalization, which is crucial for ensuring good performance on real-world tasks.
- training and generalization
- assess generalization
- generalization measures
So those are the basic biases and the methods that allow for generalization.
- So those are the basic biases and the methods that allow for generalization.
- So I think really I don't see a lot of progress on generalization in in the strong generalization sense of the word.
Examples
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Researchers aim to improve the generalization of algorithms so they can adapt well to data they haven't encountered before.
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One of the strengths of progress monitoring is that no generalization from the research base is required.
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Such experiences can promote the generalization of skills and, as the authors note, be fun for students.
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Only four of the 16 studies measured the generalization of pretend play.
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The use of a questionnaire would also allow for the generalization of research findings.
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Their second main advantage is that they possess inherent generalization ability when trained properly.
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The study is restricted by some limitations that hinder the generalization of its results.
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Examination of Table 5 hints at the generalization of decoding skills for the students with disabilities.
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Additionally, we evaluated the target students' generalization of the KWHL chart across lessons and units of science instruction.
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The few studies that have assessed the generalization of auditory learning in children have yielded conflicting results.
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Synonyms
A quality that makes something useful in many situations
How well results apply to other people or situations
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
To react the same way to things that look or sound like what you learned
How Generalizable
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
generalization = generalize (semi-transparent) = general + ize + ation
Morphologically regular, but the machine-learning sense (model performance on unseen data) is a technical extension of 'making general' that may be unfamiliar to learners.
Etymology
Generalization comes from the word general, meaning 'apply to a type or many cases'. In machine learning it means a system learned from examples can work on new, similar data, so the origin helps you remember it is about applying learning more widely.