tuning
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4.1
- noun
- /ˈtuːnɪŋ/
- Specialized
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ajuste de parámetros
- To enhance the algorithm's performance, we focused on the careful tuning of its parameters.
- fine-tuning
- tuning parameter
- performance tuning
But if you tune it crudely with crude tuning, you're going to get this answer.
- But if you tune it crudely with crude tuning, you're going to get this answer.
Examples
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Manufacturers of all stripes are now fine-tuning vision systems for their specialized needs.
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A sequence of activities is required to accomplish analysis and tuning of commercial server designs.
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With this ability, they can begin to more fully understand their role in tuning and balance.
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And the answer is, you can make it be anything you want by tuning the parameters of the theory.
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The validation set is used for tuning model parameters, and finally, the test set is used for performance evaluation.
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In some cases, a little fine-tuning should help to clarify, at least at the level of semantics.
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Review should include what is actually transpiring within the district and fine-tuning to the plan implemented.
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Most of the performance-tuning effort is concentrated on optimizing chip performance and, thus, system performance.
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Wall-thickness readings are established through automatic tuning of the system's high-speed digital signal processing.
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Enhancer-promoter interactions are essential for fine-tuning transcription, including transcription elongation (reviewed in refs 196, 197).
Academic text (2018)
Synonyms
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4.1
A service that adjusts and checks an engine so it runs better
To make a computer program run faster and use less memory
Antonyms
- Specialized
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6.8
A wrong setup of a computer system or device that causes problems
Compounds
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4.5
A small metal tool with two prongs that makes a clear sound to help find the right musical note
How Enhanced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tuning is used in computing with the same idea as music and comes from the old root tonos (see English tone), which meant 'stretch' or 'tone'. In computing, 'tuning' means changing small settings until the model or system gives the best performance, just like adjusting strings to get the right sound.