Sentence examples for aggregating a collection from inspiring English sources

Random Forests [ 6] (hereafter abbreviated as RF), is an ensemble learning method which calculates ensemble predicted value by aggregating a collection of ntree≥1 randomly grown trees.

aggregate: a collection of primitives of the same dimensionality that is simply used to bundle together geometries.

Geometric primitives of the same dimensionality can be combined together into another primitive, namely: aggregate: a collection of primitives of the same dimensionality that is simply used to bundle together geometries.

Are numbers no longer the sum, total, count, or aggregate of a collection of units?

A tissue is an aggregate or a collection of similar cells that are connected with each other using special form of connection that differs from one type of tissue to another.

TWO of the biggest trends in music listening in recent years: aggregating your collection, and disaggregating your collecting.

Others automatically aggregate data from a collection of resources, including OMIM, but they either focus only on human annotations [ 32], or on only one major phenotype database for a selection of model organisms [ 33].

As mass storage has become affordable, it is possible for everyone to aggregate a vast amount of music in personal collections.

Both Flesh and Not is, on aggregate, a fine collection, and you could more or less open it at random and find something to demonstrate the man's prodigious talents.

Note in this figure that the patient ID collection plays a key role in aggregating the other collections.

Curation of such data is really only worthwhile if it is first aggregated into a larger collection, a process that is never attempted because of this formal lack of metadata.