The phrase "analytics a large number" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The analytics show a large number of users visiting the site daily."
Alternatives: "data indicates a large number" or "statistics reveal a large number".
This method requires neither a priori knowledge on signals to construct any analytic dictionary, nor a large number of sample signals to form a training dictionary.
The shape parameters of the envelope function are estimated following the calculation of the analytic envelopes for a large number of records from PEER Next Generation of Attenuation (NGA) database.
DNNs are the state-of-the-art in machine learning and big data analytics, being used in a large number of applications, ranging from defence and surveillance to human computer interaction and question answering systems [12, 21, 22].
This study was set up to investigate rater performance under holistic and analytic scorings by using a large number of writing samples and a large number of raters.
Specifically, the study aims to provide a clear picture of how scores under the holistic and analytic methods compare by using a large writing sample and a large number of raters.
The technology has since been adopted by a large number of major publishers, technology companies, ad and analytics providers and others.
Mass spectrometry techniques are evolving rapidly and should constitute the best option for the analysis of a large number of polyphenol biomarkers in a single analytic run with high sensitivity.
In yet another case of widgets going crazy and causing havoc, a bug in Sitemeter has caused a large number of websites and blogs using the free web analytics tool to fail loading for users of Internet Explorer.
Although the curve fitting of track vertical profile irregularity spectrum density is drew under a large number of real data, it does not have any analytic function.
Specifically, we made a pooled reference sample and stored a large number of aliquots at −80°C to allow comparison of analytic behavior over long periods of time.
