0 a state of confusion or a complicated and difficult situation or thing: --
the perplexities of life
She stared at the instruction booklet in complete perplexity.
The contemporary debates about "conflict of interest" that are heard in politics and business, as well as in science and medicine, reflect that perplexity.
However, there are two problems with word perplexity.
That thesis contains a host of experiments with these models, including some which demonstrate perplexity and word error rate reduction over other language models.
Nevertheless, formal theorizing in this area has generated perplexity as often as revelation.
Second, the verbal reports do not reveal visual contents but instead "a feeling of indefinable discomfort, anxious perplexity and harrowing worry" (p. 279).
As prominent as it is, chance is only part of the indeterminacy that saturates the story, emphasizing the perplexities to which the mind is susceptible.
Finally, the perplexity of each of the three test data samples was evaluated using each of the models, and the results were compared.
The transmodal model advanced in the target article exacerbates that perplexity.
