The phrase "an intelligent data" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "data" is typically treated as a plural noun in formal contexts, so it should be "an intelligent piece of data" or "intelligent data" without the article.
Example: "The analysis revealed an intelligent piece of data that could change our approach to the project."
Alternatives: "smart data" or "clever data."
Besides to the user interface agent who employs an intelligent data collector, so-called communication model in KADS, working on the client sides.
We present an intelligent data mining architecture that incorporates both data-driven and goal-driven strategies and is able to accommodate the spatial and temporal elements of the dataset under analysis.
This paper proposes the design and implementation of an information infrastructure embracing the emerging eXtensible Markup Language (XML) open standard, together with an intelligent data mining technique combining On-Line Analysis Process (OLAP) and rule-based reasoning approaches to support knowledge discovery.
Then, we propose several intelligent data processing methods, such as an intelligent data cleaning method based on the fuzzy c-means algorithm, a data filtering and clustering method based on the greedy clustering algorithm, and a data processing method based on the maximum entropy for the OWS.
"It effectively deputizes each service on the host network with the authority to identify and communicate real-time threats against it to an intelligent data repository," the company notes.
By 2015 the UK's National Rail Enquiries NREE) service intends to provide an "intelligent" data feed of real-time rail information to departure boards around the country as well as powering its own smartphone apps and website.
Another notable example of an intelligent data-driven approach to sourcing is provided by EQT Ventures Motherbrainn, a sophisticated tool tasked with tracking and prioritizing leads.
We report here an "intelligent," data-dependent acquisition (DDA) method for directing real-time tandem MS events (MIDA).
The second, an "intelligent" data-dependent acquisition paradigm for small molecule discovery, termed "molecular-ion directed acquisition" or MIDA, maximizes the information content from data-dependent MS/MS and SIM by directing the instrument to sample the ions of greatest information content.
Second, with an "intelligent" data-dependent algorithm, termed molecular-ion directed acquisition (MIDA), we maximize the information content generated from unsupervised tandem MS (MS/MS) and selected ion monitoring (SIM) by directing the MS to target the ions of greatest information content, that is, the most-intact ionic species.
These insights are incredibly helpful, especially for those individuals who rely on cash but don't have access to any intelligent data on their usage.
