generalisation怎么读

英式音标：[ˌdʒenərəlaɪ\'zeɪʃən]

美式音标：[ˌdʒenərələ\'zeɪʃən]

generalisation基本解释

n. （英）一般化；归纳；普遍原理（等于generapzation）

generalisation的意思释义

n.

一般化；普通化；归纳；概论

英英释义

n.

an idea or conclusion having general application

同义词：generalizationgenerality

the process of formulating general concepts by abstracting common properties of instances

同义词：abstractiongeneralization

reasoning from detailed facts to general principles

同义词：generalizationinductioninductive reasoning

(psychology) transfer of a response learned to one stimulus to a similar stimulus

同义词：generalizationstimulus generalizationstimulus generalisation

generalisation用法及例句

例句参考

Statistics Notes: Generalisation and extrapolation

A Generalisation, a Simpli.cation and Some Applications of Paillier\'s Probabilistic Public-Key System

A Generalisation, a Simpli.cation and Some Applications of Paillier\'s Probabilistic Public-Key System

A Generalisation, a Simplification and Some Applications of Paillier\'s Probabilistic Public-Key System

A Simple Generalisation of the Area Under the ROC Curve for Multiple Class Classification Problems

Adaptive Information Extraction from Text by Rule Induction and Generalisation

A flexible classification approach with optimal generalisation performance: support vector machines

River flow prediction using artificial neural networks: generalisation beyond the calibration range.

An Introduction to Support Vector Machines and Other Kernel-based Learning Methods: Generalisation Theory

generalisation词源

generalisation (n.)

chiefly British English spelling of generalization. For spelling, see -ize.

generalisation相关例句

1. The dispute is about the accuracy and generalisation of this article.

纠纷的准确性和概括的这一条。

2. \"This is a gross generalisation, but men focus more on one thing,\" she says.

“一般女性都具备这样的本能，不像男性同一时间只能关注一件事情，”她说。

3. “This is a gross generalisation, but men focus more on one thing, ” she says.

“一般女性都具备这样的本能，不像男性同一时间只能关注一件事情，”她说。

4. Now they resort to universal freedom and, which is itself a generalisation per se.

现在他们追求于所谓全宇宙的自由和明主，这种推己及人的道理。

5. The first is a dubious generalisation made by the greatest of novelists, Leo Tolstoy.

第一句是伟大的小说家列夫·托尔斯泰(Leo Tolstoy)做出的让人半信半疑的概括。

6. This is a hard thing to say and I am of course aware that this, too, is a generalisation.

这件事很难说，我当然也意识到这是一个广泛的现象。

7. Ask them any question about society, and they will try to answer it with some generalisation or other.

只要问问他们关于社会的问题，他们就会用某些笼统的话来回答。

8. By surveying the global landscape, a broad generalisation about the movement of prices starts to emerge.

通过对全球经济的考察，关于价格运动的一个宽泛图景开始显现出来。

9. In that case, a generalisation of this suggested mode of production would be met with strong popular resistance.

这样的话，这种生产方式的推广会在民间受到很大的阻力。

10. Chimps can do all sorts of things we thought that only we could do - like tool-making and abstraction and generalisation.

猩猩能够做很多我们认为只有我们才能做的事——像制造工具、抽象和归纳。

11. He said: \'As a generalisation, men are less emotionally intelligent than women and have not traditionally been encouraged to share their feelings.

他说：“一般来说，男性情商要低于女性，传统上人们也并不鼓励男性分享他们的情感。”

12. That is a generalisation, as there have been effects since the silents in 1900. But there was no special effects industry and effects-driven movies were rare.

那只是一种大概的说法，因为早在1900年，还是无声电影时代时就有特技了。但那时没有特技效果工业，而且使用特技的电影还很少。

13. The fallacies of DIY economics are mostly the result of generalisation: we mistakenly infer the properties of the whole from our limited experience of a smaller part.

自助经济学的谬误多半是概括所致：我们的阅历只是有限的*部，却会由此错误地推断关于全体的特征。

14. The fallacies of DIY economics are mostly the result of generalisation: we mistakenly infer the properties of the whole from our limited experience of a smaller part.

自助经济学的谬误多半是概括所致：我们的阅历只是有限的*部，却会由此错误地推断关于全体的特征。

15.Too hasty a generalisation would have misled us.

如果十分仓促地下判断，将使我们误入歧途。