Sentence examples for Basic ranking from inspiring English sources
weka-lib : extends the machine learning framework WEKA with a nested cross-validation and basic ranking functionalities to sort features according to their influence on a prediction.
extends the machine learning framework WEKA with a nested cross-validation and basic ranking functionalities to sort features according to their influence on a prediction. is based on the previous libraries and allows to build and validate (Q SAR models with circular fingerprint fragments.
International put the companies on the top of its list in terms of potential upside based on the replacement value of their assets, with Basic ranking number-one among well-service companies at 112.4%.
The term kengyō had been one of the basic ranks of musicians under the guild system and so is frequently found in professional names, but the name Ikuta remained as one of the primary sources of koto music until the creation of still another school by Yamada Kengyō (1757 1817).
Regarding relative rankings on the domains among out-patients rankings were similar in South Africa and Brazil, with quality of basic amenities ranking third, after dignity and confidence.
Myelin basic protein, ranked 14th in the consolidated list, is a crucial protein for the myelination of axons in the central nervous systems.
Work environment in Ohio and Michigan unsurprisingly ranked 44th and 47th, respectively, but those states received better marks in the basic necessities category, ranking 30th and 23rd.
Although there was a basic agreement in ranking the species, it was apparently lower than those in the above discussed comparisons, concerning the identical pictures.
Let me repeat: a book on housekeeping basics is ranked No. 11 on a best-seller list.
The premiere of SpongeBob's Truth or Square on Friday, November 6 drew 7.7 million total viewers, ranking as basic cable's number-one entertainment show for the week.
In last year's credit markets, basic industry issuers ranked dead last in sectorial performance.
