unmodeled
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmɒdld/
- Specialized
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no modelado
- Finally, AI systems need to be robust to unmodeled aspects of the world.
- unmodeled aspects
Examples
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I will then discuss the two main settings in which to consider robustness: robustness to the known unknowns (that is, robustness to aspects of the world for which we have models) and robustness to the unknown unknowns (that is, robustness to unmodeled aspects of the world).
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Researchers are exploring how to better understand unmodeled interactions in ecological systems.
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What ideas does the AI research community have for creating AI systems that are robust to unmodeled aspects of the world?
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The importance of unmodeled phenomena for robustness is less obvious.
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In this period, we must develop algorithms and methodologies that enable AI systems to act robustly in the presence of unmodeled phenomena.
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The artist's work is often characterized by its unmodeled forms, challenging traditional depictions.
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Developing therapies for complex diseases requires addressing the unmodeled factors that influence treatment effectiveness.
Antonyms
How Modeled
Surface Forms
Morphology
unmodeled = modeled (transparent) = un + model + ed
The word 'unmodeled' is transparently derived from 'modeled' with the addition of the prefix 'un-', indicating the negation of having a model.
Etymology
Unmodeled is built from un- ('not') and model ('example' or 'pattern'), so it helps to remember that something described as unmodeled is 'not based on a known example or template'.