Sentence examples for a discrete classification from inspiring English sources

'Internet-Specific' is a discrete classification assigned to a company with a business model that is fundamentally dependent on the Internet, regardless of the company's primary industry category.

Neural decoding algorithms generate a state estimate as either a discrete classification (e.g. a gating classifier results in a decision for movement or no movement [22]) or a prediction of continuous variables (e.g. three-dimensional position and velocity estimates for the endpoint of a limb [23]).

In making this taxonomic distinction into virus genotypes and subtypes we are aware of the difficulties of imposing a discrete classification scheme on a complex taxonomy.

Below, I present simple maximum likelihood methods for estimating ancestry and heterozygosity from molecular marker data and explicitly testing the assumption that a discrete classification adequately describes an individual or dataset.

The ROC curve is the plot of sensitivity versus 1-specificity for a range of continuous or discrete classification threshold values.

The ROC curve is the plot of sensitivity versus one minus the specificity for a range of continuous or discrete classification threshold values.

Therefore, we would like to argue that rather than a discrete categorical classification of languages into tone languages and non-tone languages, a more fine-grained account is needed [48] that takes into account the extent to which (in this case) pitch information is actually used to distinguish phonological categories in processing.

The bias column shows that, for CoD, the resubstitution CoD is actually slightly pessimistically biased for (a perhaps surprising fact, given the optimistic bias of resubstitution in discrete classification), but quickly becomes optimistically biased for larger bin sizes.

More recently, a heterogeneous multitask learning framework that considers both continuous (regression) and discrete (classification) variables was successfully used to discover genetic markers that jointly influence multiple correlated traits (Yang et al., 2009).

PSD scores for more than one and a half million pairs of proteins were calculated and compared to the discrete classification of proteins in the SCOP database.

Emotions can be discriminated with either discrete classification spaces or dimensional spaces.