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The phrase "a discriminative method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, machine learning, or data analysis, where it refers to a method that distinguishes between different classes or categories.
Example: "In our study, we employed a discriminative method to improve the accuracy of our classification model."
Alternatives: "a distinguishing method" or "a classification method".
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(As such, it is a discriminative method).
The weighted bags of visual words representation is coupled with a discriminative method to perform classification.
We describe a discriminative method that constructs complementary systems for appropriate system combination [27, 28].
The scene classification is achieved by using a discriminative method (i.e., SVM or KNN).
In [8] the issue of detection of audio events in public transport vehicles was addressed by utilizing both a generative and a discriminative method.
Moreover, to avoid the optimization stacking into local minimal, a discriminative method is further designed to guide the facial deformation in each iterative search.
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Since the optimal combination depends on each individual phone, an original discriminative method was used to find the best set of weights for each phone.
(Hence this is a "max-margin" discriminative method).
These weights are found by means of a discriminative training method.
This paper presents a discriminative projection method based on Low-rank affinity matrix (LRA-DP) for robust feature extraction.
Here we extended a discriminative training method that was originally developed for speech recognition: the maximum mutual information estimate (MMIE; Gopalakrishnan et al., 1991).
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