The phrase "a conventional feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or element that is widely accepted or commonly found in a particular context or field.
Example: "In traditional architecture, a conventional feature is the use of symmetrical designs and balanced proportions."
Alternatives: "a standard characteristic" or "a typical element".
Specifically, we first apply a conventional feature extraction method to a given image.
His is the kind of extended rainbow network of relationships, spanning countries and continents, that has become a conventional feature of the migrant experience.
Now he returns with a conventional feature, an action-comedy in which he is the co-writer and star, teaming up with action director Louis Leterrier, who made the first two Transporter films.
(But the rules of the auction said that the price that they will actually be paid is the price offered by the last winning bidder. This is a conventional feature of auctions).
A more blatant kind of nostalgia was on show in Trash Humpers, Harmony Korine's perverse ode to VHS, shot on the format, edited on two VCRs and playing out like a series of gags and doodles rather than a conventional feature.
If the transform parameters (here: b n ) are estimated irrespectively of the ASR system's acoustic model, (80) can be seen as a "conventional" feature enhancement step.
A scene of Ava putting on clothes is as erotically charged as someone taking them off in a more conventional feature.
The approach combines conventional feature selection with a contextual approach to filter out passages around selected features.
They have been exploring several approaches to this problem, including those based on conventional feature spaces that are transformed based on a learned adaptation to overcome a domain shift.
Conventional feature selection methods apply multiple level processing on a given feature vector to find a subset of useful features for classification using several machine learning techniques and search strategies.
Conventional feature selection approaches in vector spaces usually assume that a set of features are given before conducting feature selection.
