Use Case definition

Use Case. A Use Case is a description in the Order of one or more limitation(s) on the manner in which the Product may be used by Licensee. Such limitation(s) may include, but are not limited to, use of the Product only for a specified project, application, line of business, purpose of use or group of users.

Use Case means (a) the Core Use Case, (b) a Use Case agreement executed by a TDSO, or (c) the Use Case Summary, Use Case Exhibit and Use Case Implementation Guide that the TDSO must agree to follow in order to share specific Message Content with NJHIN.

Use Case. 4: For evaluation and understanding causality: The data would be used to evaluate causality between determinants of health and outcomes. Also, used to understand effectiveness of certain models of care across the health and care system.

Examples of Use Case in a sentence

• In the UUV Use Case the training process is realized by subcomponents which are well separated, in the sense that they are deployed in a container with own computational environments.

• In UUV Use Case, Robustness can be achieved by giving slight variations in the unmanned vehicle response to actions (environment) provided by the RL agent (D2.2, Section 5.3) Concluding, the AI solution is robust if it works within the required working conditions.

• In UUV Use Case 1, the objective is to automatically create new and challenging scenarios to fine-tune the parameters of unmanned vehicles.

• In the UUV Use Case, we specifically make use of the ML-Flow framework for such purpose (see Figure 69).

• In UUV Use Case 2, since the objective is to improve the performance of vehicle sensors based on their observations in scenarios generated by UUV Use Case 1, we have access to ground truth data in the form of an image stream from the environment.

More Definitions of Use Case

Use Case. One of eight building types as defined in the Use Case Matrix included as Attachment E of NYSERDA RFQL 4552.

Use Case shall have the meaning set forth in the Master Use Case Agreement.

Use Case means the Partner specific application use case for the Software based on the Authorised Purpose; as set out in the applicable Statement of Work;

Use Case means a use case approved by the Alliance, as further defined in the Alliance Specification, including a list of technical specifications, obligations, and events, necessary to implement a compliant implementation of such use case.

Use Case means a team composed of representatives of the Active Members, working on a same project in the IO.Energy 3.0 Ecosystem;

Use Case means the limits on how the Feed can be used with the On-demand Service.

Use Case is defined as a specific customer journey and a specific set of operators.