The phrase "a set of artificial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of artificial items, concepts, or constructs in various contexts, such as technology, art, or science.
Example: "The researchers developed a set of artificial intelligence algorithms to improve data processing efficiency."
Alternatives: "a collection of artificial" or "a group of artificial".
Experiments are undertaken on seven real-world and a set of artificial datasets with various settings of costs.
The BooNN consist of combining a set of artificial neural networks (ANNs) trained iteratively.
In summary, we have selected a set of artificial miRNA eliciting a gentle Foxg1 transactivation, specifically in cortico-cerebral cells.
We selected a set of artificial small activating RNAs (saRNAs) upregulating it in neocortical precursors and their derivatives.
Their significant features are discussed and illustrated using a set of artificial periodic as well as real-world random microstructures.
Mr. Bony, who can move his arm with a set of artificial biceps and triceps, is an admittedly primitive step toward the development of humanlike "bionic" robots.
Our approach of using haptic stimuli transduced into spatiotemporal patterns of tactile afferent stimulation by a set of neuromorphic artificial sensors was motivated by the aim to eliminate known limitations of mechanical skin sensor activation (see Introduction).
The algorithms were evaluated on a set of 1500 artificial logs, with different profiles on the number of anomalous traces and the number of times each anomalous traces was present in the log.
As the first input data we have used a set of ten artificial shapes presented in Figure 4.
Spectrophores are generated by calculating the interaction energies between the molecule and a set of predefined artificial cages that surround the molecular conformation.
The algorithms were analyzed by tabulating true and false detections when applied to a set of realistic artificial neural signals with known spike times and varying signal to noise ratios.
