The phrase "a different derived" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We need to analyze a different derived metric to understand the results better."
Alternatives: "a different outcome" or "a different version".
As described above, every individual classifier uses a different feature set, specifically, different derived features, but the same statistical learning method.
This paper examines a different approach, derived from ontologies and the semantic web, to support more sophisticated conceptual reasoning about this mapping process.
When examining rising and falling bodies, he recognized that their behavior reveals a different quantity, derived from Galileo's law of fall, which is the product of mass and velocity squared (mv²).
There was a different benefit derived from adjuvant therapy according to disease stage (Table 4).
The primary aim of the present study was to investigate if the results from the Norwegian study could be replicated in a different sample derived from various language groups in the Limpopo province of South Africa.
Hence, an underestimation of local effects (corrosion, irritation and sensitisation) cannot be excluded at this point, and therefore, these effects seem to be insufficiently considered in the chemical safety assessments.The analysis of DNELs also revealed that only for a few substances, different registrants derived different DNELs.
Two influenza A viruses of different subtypes, derived from different species and showing no pathogenicity toward mice, were forced to evolve by serial passaging in mouse lungs.
"Superimposition," a group show of young American artists organized by the critic David Hunt, also takes pop culture as a reference, but points to a different art, one derived from stacking, layering, recession, depth.
Einstein took a different approach and derived various properties of the process B t) by showing that its probability density function, g x, t), satisfies the diffusion equation ∂g/∂t = D∂2g/∂x2, where D = σ2/2.
The new basis functions, called cloud basis functions (CBFs) use a different feature weighting, derived to emphasize features relevant to class discrimination.
