The phrase "a seed set of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to data, programming, or research where a foundational or initial group of items is being referenced.
Example: "We have created a seed set of data to begin our analysis on consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "an initial set of" or "a foundational group of".
The event extraction process, described in Section 5.1, was based on a seed set of internationally renowned news media accounts that publish information in English.
In order to conduct this initial grouping process, we apply a clustering technique that brings a seed set of learners into an initial set of CoPs.
Our method aims to initially form a CoP with a seed set of learners who can drive the CoP activities and sustain its effectiveness.
We simulate the diffusion of information originating from a seed set of nodes through the Twitter networks using the well-known independent cascade (IC) model [14].
We identified a seed set of 157 genes that peaked or showed a nadir in their expression at 24 hrs and had an absolute LCB ≥ 2 from 0 to 24 hrs.
Specifically, we generated a seed set of known ribosome biogenesis genes based on their Gene Ontology biological process annotation (n = 238 yeast genes annotated by the terms "ribosome assembly", "rRNA", or "35S"), then prioritized their network neighbors by the sum of their LLS scores to genes of the seed set.
BTS is rather simple since it directly outputs a seed set for one of the constituent topics.
The first algorithm, Best Topic Selection (BTS), minimizes online processing by simply using a seed set for one of the constituent topics.
IM: Given a weighted directed graph G V,E,w) and a parameter k, the IM problem is to find a seed set S of cardinality k to maximize σ(S).
A seed set S consists of genes known to be associated with the query disease q.
Our last experiment, in which we use a sample of nodes for matching the community in the hierarchical structure, is related to the seed set expansion problem (i.e., extracting a community by expanding a local seed set of nodes), which has been recently explored in [50 52].
