The phrase "a segmentation of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the division or categorization of something into segments or parts.
Example: "The study provided a segmentation of a larger dataset to identify key trends and patterns."
Alternatives: "a division of a" or "a categorization of a".
By use of appropriate diversity functions, the block selection problem can be viewed as finding a segmentation of a given haplotype matrix such that the diversities of chosen blocks satisfy a given value constraint.
The templates for the most similar scans within this database are used to produce a segmentation of a new scan, thus allowing accuracy to be maintained regardless of pathology.
In terms of diversity functions, the block selection problem can be viewed as finding a segmentation of a given haplotype matrix such that the diversities of chosen blocks satisfy a certain value constraint.
Segmentations are visualized as colored stream-tubes or transformed to a segmentation of voxel space, revealing structures in a way that looks promising for future explorative studies of diffusion weighted MRI data.
A segmentation of cyclists is used in a series of ordinal logistic models to better understand the different impacts of variables on the frequency of cycling among each group of cyclists for commute and for utilitarian purposes.
In step 6, a region growing algorithm generates a segmentation of the 2D map into disjoint partitions (clusters), using the boundaries provided by the edge detection algorithm.
The constant curvature constraint of each link results in a segmentation of the continuous surfaces into a given number of subsurfaces, corresponding to the number of modules (here, two).
Furthermore, an ITM only can realize a segmentation of whole voxels whereas the inclusion of probability theory as in our approach can assign partial classifications to voxels which is inevitable in the case of small volumes.
In this situation, an image sensor provides a segmentation of the whole sensing layer in a number of elementary units corresponding to the pixel of the image.
The centroid of each cluster is shown in green (Figure 2, leftmost column); in addition, a segmentation of each cluster centroid using a standard tool (circular binary segmentation [30]) is shown to aid visualization of the copy number differences between the two groups.
