The phrase "a subset of elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, data analysis, or discussions about groups or categories of items.
Example: "In our study, we focused on a subset of elements that exhibited unique properties."
Alternatives: "a portion of items" or "a group of components".
The results indicate that the aggregation functions can be categorized according to whether they entail (a) selection of a subset of elements and/or (b) non-linear operations on the elements.
Given a set of positive integers S, the minimum generating set problem consists in finding a set of positive integers T with a minimum cardinality such that every element of S can be expressed as the sum of a subset of elements in T. It constitutes a natural problem in combinatorial number theory and is related to some real-world problems, such as planning radiation therapies.
A module in this context would be a subset of elements having more connections among them than with other parts of the web (Wagner et al. 2007).
Sparse representation, on the other hand, finds a subset of elements from a dictionary and the corresponding weights to reconstruct an entire patch (dictionary learning simultaneously finds a dictionary).
To each subregion, we associate a subset of elements of the state vector x k given by Figure 3 Vertices collected in 2 clusters L , their boundary sets ∂ L and neighbor sets N.
At present, it is not known whether all the predicted mouse L1 elements retain their ability to be expressed and retrotransposed into the genome, or if only a subset of elements is responsible for the high density of L1 elements in the mouse genome.
However, in practice, this event-handler is only responsible for a subset of the elements inside the body element.
While the coronal process enhances a subset of rare elements, the interplanetary interaction energizes most of the elements of coronal/solar wind origin.
Selective attention in the context of factored observations could be treated as the ability to select an action depending on only a subset of the elements in the agent's current observation (those elements that are attended to) using additional actions to selectively attend to or ignore elements of an observation.
In contrast, group B elements are likely to have evolved from a subset of hobo_AC elements with different TIRs that is apparently no longer present in the anole genome.
This type of statistic is optimal for data that is only sampled from a pre-defined set of elements of the genome, and where the user wants to find out whether a subset of these elements are co-localized in 3D.
