Sentence examples for aim of classifying from inspiring English sources
In this paper, a classifier based on an ANN is used, with the aim of classifying patterns such as those that correspond to pixels belonging to healthy tissue or patterns that correspond to pixels belonging to microcalcifications, which we will call normal tissue class NT or MCs class, respectively.
In attempting to distinguish the characteristic racial, cultural, and social traits of the peoples of the region, with the aim of classifying them, he established the pattern of his subsequent field efforts.
With the aim of classifying OVMs from the dilation point of view, we introduce the concept of total p-variations for OVMs.
The second objective is to review the literature, with the aim of classifying different technologies of renewable energy harvesting based on vortex-induced motion.
An artificial neural network was implemented with the aim of classifying proteins into organelles using the amino acid composition of delineated regions through the TMDs.
With the aim of classifying the set of computed stories, we have to define how to assign values to the node and arc weights needed by our score function scheme (see Section 2).
More recently, Natarajan et al. (2015) examined 89 organizations uncovered through major investigations of the Drug Enforcement Administration (50 cases constituted the nation-wide sample) or prosecuted in New York City (39 cases) from 1997 to 2007 with the aim of testing a system of classifying groups along two dimensions organizational structure and tasks.
Shriver took some $70,000 from the woman and her associates over time, and eventually sought a U.S. government job with the aim of accessing classified information.
Coding aims to classify all of the data so that it can be compared systematically with other parts of the data set.
The game aimed to classify the content of online feeds in the context of sustainability of infrastructure projects, and to form a folksonomy for decoding the future communication.
Assignment to a mechanism can be difficult; however in 1992 Verhaar et al. published a series of structural rules which aimed to classify compounds according to mechanism of action.
