PTE

A computational model that estimates probabilities of language sequences and can be used to generate text.

The delay involved in sending data or receiving a response across a connection.

designed or functioning to carry structural loads

Computational methods that build or adjust models by finding patterns in data, rather than specifying every individual decision in advance.

Information that describes other data, such as when a file was created or how measurements were collected.

The process or condition of becoming outdated and displaced by newer alternatives.

No longer generally used or considered suitable because newer alternatives have replaced it.

Describing software whose source code is available under a license allowing people to use, modify, and redistribute it.

A unit of data sent across a computer network, with information used to handle or deliver it.

Able to have its operations set or changed through written or stored instructions.

An early model or version of a product used to test ideas and improve the design before a final version.

The field concerned with designing, building, and operating robots.

A device that forwards data between networks by choosing where packets should go next.

To make copies of digital information in different locations agree by transferring or applying changes.

Examples or other information used to fit or adjust a machine-learning model.

Identity verification that requires two different types of proof, such as a password and possession of a security device.

How effectively and easily intended users can use a product or system to achieve their goals in a particular context.

the adaptation of an existing building for a new purpose while retaining substantial parts of it

a previously developed site considered for reuse, sometimes with actual or possible contamination; precise planning definitions vary

to leave a ship, aircraft, or other passenger vehicle after traveling in it

a residential area developed partly outside formal planning, building, or land-tenure arrangements, often with insecure tenure or limited services

the creation of usable land from areas previously covered by water or wet ground, often through filling or drainage

regularly traveling or working at sea, or connected with such activity

the outer edge of a town or city where urban development meets surrounding rural land

in a way that is suitable for the information or situation just described

a whole or total formed by combining separate parts or amounts

Similar in a relevant relationship or structure though different in other ways.

to expect something before it happens, often while considering what it may involve

Used to indicate that there are reasons for a view, while allowing that others may disagree.