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model noun antetype, archetype, copy, copy in miniature, design, example, exemplar, exemplum, gauge, guide, ideal, image, imitation, miniature, mold, paradigm, paragon, pattern, plan, precedent, prototype, replica, representation, sample, specimen, standard Associated concepts: Model Code See also: absolute, arrangement, build, case, code, copy, criterion, design, epitome, example, exemplar, exemplary, forge, form, guide, ideal, illustration, instance, laudable, make, norm, paradigm, paragon, paramount, pattern, precedent, principle, produce, professional, prototype, representative, rule, sample, specimen, standard, stellar, style, symbol, typical MODEL. A machine made on a small scale to show the manner in which it is to
be worked or employed.
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When considering a sweater worn by good or bad people, they tended to use the symbolic model. Pederson Best Paper Award, titled "On symbolic model order reduction. Over the years, two predominant computational theories of mind have emerged from the study of artificial intelligence (AI), namely, the symbolic model fashioned after the digital computer, and the connectionist model modelled after the human brain (Korf, 1991). |
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