The phrase "a subset of variables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving data analysis, statistics, or programming when referring to a smaller group of variables selected from a larger set.
Example: "In our study, we focused on a subset of variables that significantly impacted the outcome."
Alternatives: "a selection of variables" or "a portion of variables".
Once a subset of variables is selected, a basic PNN is developed on the chosen variables for future applications.
In such situation, it is better to study a subset of variables of interest and their categories.
Associative memories are inherently direction-free structures (and the recall of objects can be realized for any variable or a subset of variables).
Red black planning then interpolates between relaxed planning and regular planning simply by allowing a subset of variables to be painted red.
While such priors are widely used for estimating high-dimensional sparse vectors, selecting a subset of variables remains a daunting task.
These characteristics include a subset of variables, such as health, education, income, expenditure, employment status, and use of various types of services.
For solving the bounded optimization problem (18), it is useful to solve the unbounded problem only for a subset of "variable" users.
To obtain a subset of variable genes, we calculated the coefficient of variation (CV) for each transcript and generated a set of 5095 "active genes" containing the transcripts with the highest (15% of the total) CV scores.
Our exploration of the concordance between blood and internal tissues at CpG sites with variable DNA methylation suggested the presence of good correlations for a subset of variable CpG sites, many of which were locus and tissue-specific.
A subset of variable bands representing mPing excisions or insertions, and different types of alteration in cytosine methylation patterns were excised from the dried polyacrylamide gels and re-amplified with appropriate primers.
The aim is to select from the original set of n variables a subset of K variables to be used in the decision-making.
