formatverb

initialization

noun[ U ](UK alsoinitialisation)
an initialisation file

Examples of initialize

initialize
The connection weights are initialized to small random values.
We first arbitrarily initialize them, and then proceed with the two steps mentioned above.
For acyclic graphs, modules are initialized during a depth first traversal starting from the module containing the entry point of the application.
The second approach initializes the network using machine learning techniques that are faster (albeit coarser) than neuralnetwork training.
An uninitialized actor can only be initialized by the actor which created it.
Slots are initialized with their default value unless a user value is specified.
The transfer, modeled with transfer/2, initializes data source and destination and then it moves all the packets between them (pipe_while/4).
As a result, a variable can only be inserted in a data structure if it is either ground or initialized (and thus must be old).
The prime reason for extending the simulation period into the past is the necessity to initialize the climate change impact module.
Two search windows are automatically initialized based on the current problem statement of the selected building entity.
With multiple parts, disjoint index subsets of an array may be computed and initialized according to different specifications.
The #var# constant is used to represent a program variable (or part of a value) that has been initialized but not further constrained.
At the very beginning, the internal data structures of the aggregate atoms are initialized.
The model was then initialized using horizontally homogeneous values for each of the nine variables of the simulations.
Moreover, it is quite difficult to identify the less-known authors whose first names are initialized throughout the book.
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