perplexity

Converse of object

• remove: AL 243 Take Wittgenstein's philosophy as a whole as a way of removing perplexity.
• cause: And thankful too that we have relatively few terms which, despite being partly useful, have a history of causing wholly unnecessary perplexity.
• pose: In his view, the belief in the hereafter offers the only solution to the religious perplexities posed by the Holocaust.
• express: Their eyes met, and his expressed perplexity and curiosity.
• calculate: We also calculate the perplexity of the different user models.
• have: Some there are, indeed, for whom the problem has no perplexities.

Adjective modifier

• philosophical: Minimally, when this book is open, philosophical perplexities are there, right there, in front of readers ' eyes.
• great: The man who is delivered from great perplexity, no matter by what means, feels himself relieved.
• much: Martyn spent the rest of the evening in much perplexity on the subject.
• many: If this consideration be borne in mind it will solve many difficulties, and remove many perplexities.
• infinite: He went back to the shop front and stood surveying it in infinite perplexity.

Modifies a noun

• result: Test set perplexity results using the British National Corpus indicate that the approach can improve the potential of statistical language modeling.
• measure: The perplexity measure is commonly used as a measure of 'goodness ' of such a model.