Sentence examples for Unified data from inspiring English sources

"I think this is key to a unified data set and all the good things that come with that," he continues.

Accordingly, "there is no universal way to retrieve and transform the data automatically and universally into a unified data source for useful analysis" [22].

The optimal parameters of the model for this, unified, data are σ/k ≈ 55 μ m-2, r ≈ 1.2 nm and σ/k ≈ 71 μ m - 2, r ≈ 1.6 nm for functionals (10) and (11), respectively.

Standardization of data formats has not been widely implemented [17, 18], but even if adopted at a limited, local level a single unified data format can significantly simplify workflow development.

This study aims to investigate, implement, and improve the two-level modeling approach, and discusses the experience of building a unified data acquisition system for four affiliated university hospitals based on this approach.

The development of computational agents with unified data structures and software protocols contributes to the establishment of a new way of working in collaborative design, which is increasingly becoming an international practice.

This paper describes two novel architectures for a unified multiplier and inverter (UMI) in GF 2m): the UMI merges multiplier and inverter into one unified data-path.

The objective of this study was to develop a unified data-driven correlation for the overall gas hold-up for various gas liquid systems using support vector regression (SVR -based modeling technique.

For the first time, a unified data-driven model for the prediction of boiling heat transfer coefficient in a thermosiphon reboiler, using support vector regression (SVR) as the modeling method, has been proposed.

The angaGEDUCI database identifies genes that meet stage- and tissue-specific expression criteria, and incorporates keyword searching and promoter sequence analysis into one unified data-mining tool.

A unified data-set and applied operationalised criteria for diagnosis in psychiatry is potentially achievable across the majority of patient groups and research groups using this tool.