terminal node

collocation in English

meaningsofterminalandnode

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terminal
adjective
uk
/ˈtɜː.mɪ.nəl/us
/ˈtɝː.mə.nəl/
(of a disease or illness) leading gradually ...
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node
noun[C]
uk
/nəʊd/us
/noʊd/
biology
a place where a leaf and stem join on ...
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(Definition ofterminalandnodefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Every individual in the sample is associated with aterminalnode.
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Eventually, a category describing this example alone will form aterminalnodein the hierarchy.
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We know the payoff at eachterminalnode.
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Each state expects to receive some utility at eachterminalnode, and each state playing the game has some preference ordering across the eight outcomes.
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In addition to the contour and register spread we have just seen, assimilation also involves the whole tone and theterminalnodeof tone features.
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In such a context it is never the case that one and the same outcome, the sameterminalnode, can be part of two different prospects.
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Since compounding takes place in the lexicon, such sequences are inserted under a singleterminalnode and their internal structure is opaque for the purposes of syntax.
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In faithfulness evaluations, the lexical feature structure of aterminalnodeis compared with the f-structure corresponding to (coindexed with) its preterminal node in the c-structure.
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Eachterminalnodecontains a bundle of features and all vocabulary items compete for insertion into the terminal nodes.
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Each branch of the tree ends in aterminalnode.
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Similarly, an external node (also known as an outer node, leaf node, orterminalnode) is any node that does not have child nodes.
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Software running on the computer drives theterminalnodecontroller.
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A leaf node, however; is aterminalnodethat does not dominate other nodes in the tree.
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Each observation falls into one and exactly oneterminalnode, and eachterminalnodeis uniquely defined by a set of rules.
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Every tree node has an operator function and everyterminalnodehas an operand, making mathematical expressions easy to evolve and evaluate.
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Typically, trees are generated in which terminal nodes contain an exact or approximate representation of the model localised to the relevant subspace.
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The report identifies pairs of functions that are both highly correlated and quite different with respect to the terminal nodes they contain.
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