The phrase "a collection of instances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or set of specific examples or occurrences of something.
Example: "In the study, we analyzed a collection of instances where the phenomenon was observed."
Alternatives: "a set of examples" or "a series of cases".
Numerical results from a collection of 51 instances substantiate the strength of the methods.
The SVM algorithm requires a labeled collection of instances to build a model.
The proposed approach is evaluated on a well-known nurse rostering benchmark consisting of a diverse collection of instances obtained from different hospitals across the world.
We implemented each instance of the Structural Motif class as a collection of Sequence Motif instances, linked using the contains relation.
On a collection of nine problem instances with only four degrees of freedom, global optimization provides solutions that average 17% cost savings compared to designs identified earlier in the literature using local search techniques.
Given a reference dataset D (collection of instances) the signal of a hypothesis h for a given class (or label) y is defined as follows: S y h, D = L × n y h, D - N h, D L - 1 × N h, D n y h, D = s ∈ C h, D ; s ∈ y = number of instances labelled y N h, D = ∑ y ∈ Y n y h, D = C h, D = number of instances covered by h L = Y.
Books are another love: he is the publisher of SteidlDangin, an imprint of lush art volumes — for instance, a collection of a thousand Philip-Lorca diCorcia Polaroids.
Nevertheless, Martin sat with Kemsley and other Cosmos officials 10 days ago as they and more than 70,000 others watched Manchester United play the most recent incarnation of the Cosmos — in this instance, a collection of aging former international professionals and academy players who were coached by the Frenchman Eric Cantona, a former star for United.
More formally, Instance: A collection of gene trees 𝒢 and a comparable species tree S. Find: A valid mapping ℱ opt such that Δ(ℱ opt )=Δ opt.
