To do that, Acxiom, like many of its competitors, often uses its own proprietary classification system to segment consumers into socioeconomic marketing categories, like "Frugal Families" or "McMansions and Minivans".
This workflow uses an Illumina proprietary classification algorithm and an Illumina-curated version of the Greengenes 13.5 (May 2013) taxonomy database, which covers 3 kingdoms, 33 phyla, 74 classes, 148 orders, 321 families, 1086 genera, and 6466 species.
Acxiom also has a proprietary household classification system that places people in one of 70 socioeconomic categories, like "Downtown Dwellers" or "Flush Families," and I hoped to discover the caste to which it had assigned me.
The ActivPAL is a thigh worn device which determines posture on the basis of thigh inclination and using proprietary algorithms (Intelligent Activity Classification) classifies activity into time spent sitting/lying, standing, or stepping.
The proprietary algorithm (KDE-VS) improved classification performance compared to Random Forest and other classification algorithms by building robust decision boundaries into its voting structures, which incorporates real-world experimental variability into the data being modeled.
The APRDRG severity classification is a proprietary, validated, and extensively used measure of illness severity that utilizes patient discharge data including principal and secondary diagnoses, procedures, and demographic information to assign patients to subclasses of illness severity [ 11].
And Northern Light's technical staff, under the direction of engineering V.P. Marc Krellenstein, have cobbled together an enviable classification system using a proprietary hierarchy of topic folders.
Certain for-profit companies, such as Myriad, consider the databases, algorithms and processes through which variant classification occurs to be proprietary information.
With Dave, that signal is the classification of a company as proprietary.
The Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC), or Dewey Decimal System, is a proprietary library classification system first published in the United States by Melvil Dewey in 1876.
In recent work, we dubbed this problem distributed ensemble classification, addressing when local classifiers are trained on different (e.g., proprietary, legacy) databases or operate on different sensing modalities.
