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  • Gamma correction - Gamma correction is a nonlinear adjustment of image values used to account for, encode or modify the relationship between numerical values and light or...
  • Gamma distribution - The gamma distribution is a family of continuous probability distributions for positive quantities, commonly parameterized by a positive shape and a...
  • Gamma encoding - Gamma encoding is the use of a nonlinear transfer curve to represent linear-light image values as stored or transmitted code values.
  • Gamma function ( G ) - The gamma function, conventionally written with the uppercase Greek letter Gamma, extends the factorial relationship beyond nonnegative integer arguments.
  • Gated recurrent unit - A gated recurrent unit, usually shortened to GRU, is a neural-network component for processing ordered sequences.
  • Gather/scatter (vector addressing) - In vector addressing, gather and scatter are operations that read or write multiple data elements using a set of memory indices.
  • Gating mechanism - A gating mechanism is a component that regulates how information contributes to a neural-network calculation, commonly by multiplying a signal by an...
  • Gauss - Newton algorithm - The Gauss - Newton algorithm is an iterative method for nonlinear least squares.
  • Gaussian blur - Gaussian blur smooths an image by replacing each pixel with a weighted combination of neighboring values, using weights shaped like a Gaussian distribution.
  • Gaussian discriminant analysis - Gaussian discriminant analysis (GDA) is a classification approach that models the feature distribution within each class as Gaussian and combines those...
  • Gaussian error model - A Gaussian error model assumes that the difference between an observed response and its modeled mean follows a normal distribution under specified conditions.
  • Gaussian-Gaussian model - A Gaussian-Gaussian model combines a Gaussian observation model with a Gaussian prior for an unknown mean or related continuous quantity.
  • Gaussian mixture model - A Gaussian mixture model, or GMM, represents a probability distribution as a weighted sum of Gaussian component distributions.
  • Gaussian Naive Bayes - Gaussian Naive Bayes is a classification method that combines Bayes' rule with a Gaussian model for each numerical feature within each class and a...
  • Gaussian process - A Gaussian process is a collection of random variables for which every finite collection has a joint Gaussian distribution.
  • Gaussian process approximations - Gaussian process approximations are methods that make Gaussian process modeling computationally feasible when direct calculations are too expensive or...
  • Gaussian Process Classification - Gaussian process classification is a method that predicts category probabilities while also saying how uncertain it is, by placing a flexible, smooth prior...
  • Gaussian process emulator - A Gaussian process emulator is a statistical surrogate that learns the input-output behavior of a simulator using a Gaussian process model.
  • Gaussian Process Regression - Gaussian process regression is a probabilistic regression method that places a Gaussian process model over an unknown function and updates that model using...
  • Gaussian random variable - A Gaussian random variable is a random variable whose probability distribution is Gaussian, also called normal.
  • Gaussian scale mixture - A Gaussian scale mixture is a probability distribution formed by combining Gaussian distributions that share a location but vary in scale.
  • Gazetteer - A gazetteer in natural-language processing is a collection of names or terms used to help recognize matching expressions in text.
  • Gelbach decomposition - Gelbach decomposition is a regression method for dividing the change in a selected coefficient, between a base model and a fuller model, into additive...
  • GELU Function - The GELU function, short for Gaussian error linear unit, is a smooth neural-network activation defined by GELU(x) = x times Phi(x), where Phi is the...
  • GenDICE - GenDICE, short for Generalized stationary Distribution Correction Estimation, is a method for estimating distribution corrections from offline transition data.
  • Gene expression programming - Gene expression programming, or GEP, is an evolutionary method that searches for programs or expressions.
  • General data protection regulation - The General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, is the European Union's framework governing the processing of personal data and protecting individuals'...
  • General linear model - A general linear model represents numerical outcomes as linear combinations of unknown coefficients and specified predictors, plus errors.
  • General-purpose computing on graphics processing units - General-purpose computing on graphics processing units, often shortened to GPGPU, uses a GPU to perform computations beyond its traditional graphics role.
  • General regression neural network - A general regression neural network, or GRNN, is a memory-based method for predicting numerical outcomes by combining the outcomes of stored training...
  • Generalization - Generalization is a model's ability to perform well on new cases it has never seen, rather than merely repeating answers about the examples it was trained on.
  • Generalization curve - A generalization curve is a plot of a model's performance, usually the loss, on training data and on unseen data side by side as training progresses...
  • Generalization gap - The generalization gap is the difference between a model's performance on its training data and its performance beyond those data.
  • Generalization hierarchy - A generalization hierarchy organizes concepts or descriptions from more specific to more general.
  • Generalization loss - Generalization loss is a model's expected loss on examples drawn from the target data distribution.
  • Generalized additive model for location, scale and shape - A generalized additive model for location, scale and shape, or GAMLSS, models several parameters of an outcome distribution as functions of explanatory...
  • Generalized advantage estimation - Generalized advantage estimation, or GAE, is a reinforcement learning method for estimating how much better an action was than the value predicted for its...
  • Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity - Generalized autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity, usually abbreviated GARCH, is a family of statistical time-series models for variance that...
  • Generalized belief propagation - Generalized belief propagation, or GBP, is a family of probabilistic inference methods that exchange messages between regions containing groups of variables.
  • Generalized canonical correlation - Generalized canonical correlation analysis examines shared relationships among more than two sets of variables measured on corresponding observations.
  • Generalized Dirichlet distribution - The generalized Dirichlet distribution is a family of probability distributions for vectors of proportions that sum to one.
  • Generalized distributive law - The generalized distributive law is a framework for reorganizing calculations by exploiting distributivity and factorization.
  • Generalized estimating equation - A generalized estimating equation, usually discussed in the plural as generalized estimating equations or GEE, estimates relationships between predictors...
  • Generalized expectation maximization - Generalized expectation maximization, usually called generalized EM or GEM, is a version of expectation maximization that improves the expected...
  • Generalized Few-shot Learning - Generalized few-shot learning is a classification setting in which a model must recognize both previously learned base classes and new classes introduced...
  • Generalized Gauss - Newton method - In the constrained least-squares sense used here, the generalized Gauss - Newton method extends Gauss - Newton fitting to problems with equality or...
  • Generalized Hebbian algorithm - The generalized Hebbian algorithm, or GHA, is an unsupervised learning rule for a linear neural network that learns leading directions of variation in its...
  • Generalized Hough transform - The generalized Hough transform is a shape-detection method that lets image features vote for possible locations and, in suitable variants, orientations and...

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