recognizer
- noun
- /ˈrɛkəɡnaɪzər/
- Specialized
- Even super recognizers couldn't pick him up.
- super recognizers
- pattern recognizers
- speech recognizer
And so George was an early recognizer of this and started to put the emphasis on direct training for shoe boxing in addition to wrestling.
- And so George was an early recognizer of this and started to put the emphasis on direct training for shoe boxing in addition to wrestling.
Examples
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And so George was an early recognizer of this and started to put the emphasis on direct training for shoe boxing in addition to wrestling.
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"Humans are no longer the best pattern recognizers," he said.
Academic text (2012) -
"No," I say, "I'm using you as an expert, an angelologist, a recognizer of saints."
Fiction book (1999) -
Consider a system consisting of two components: a speech recognizer (that has spoken speech as input and phonemic symbols as output) and an auditory coder (that has the phonemic symbols as input and acoustic signals as output).
Academic text (1991) -
The facial recognition software uses a recognizer to identify individuals from the camera feed.
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His role as a recognizer in the new system involves detecting patterns in the data to help make decisions.
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A recognizer in machine learning can analyze input features to classify different types of objects.
Synonyms
A device that senses things like metal, movement, or radioactivity
A person, animal, or device that finds things by smell, for example dogs
A person or tool that marks a target with a laser
A computer program that puts data into groups automatically
A person who can notice small differences and good quality in things
A device or program that collects and makes sense of sensor data
A part in a camera or machine that detects light and makes an electric signal
How Accurate
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Recognizer breaks into two parts: re- meaning 'again' and cogn- meaning 'know'. So a recognizer is something or someone that 'knows again'—it finds or identifies things it has seen or learned before.