The phrase "artificial features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe characteristics or attributes that are not naturally occurring, often in the context of technology, design, or biology.
Example: "The robot was designed with artificial features that mimicked human expressions."
Alternatives: "synthetic attributes" or "man-made characteristics".
Patricia Piccinini blends natural and artificial features to fashion creatures that are playfully imaginary but look disconcertingly real.
M2 was generated by combining two artificial features into a wild-type adenovirus type 5 genome.
The objective was to create a detailed topographical surface free of artificial features and topographical artefacts, in the form of a DEM, visualizing the natural and current topography through the implementation of true ground points only.
In a speech in Sydney on Wednesday, Adm. Harry Harris, head of the U.S. Pacific Command, suggested that the United States is ready to "confront" China at sea. "I've also been loud and clear that we will not allow the shared domains to be closed down — no matter how many bases are built on artificial features in the South China Sea," he said.
In order to ensure its robustness and wide application, a deep learning dataset of images was prepared by utilizing real data of "Probe and Drogue" aerial refueling, which contains diverse drogues in various environmental conditions without artificial features placed on the drogues.
Pang et al. (2002) reported improvements by adding artificial features to plain words in which negation was not considered.
Through deep learning, reasonable apparent features of face images are extracted without depending completely on artificial feature selection.
The island was once a proving ground for the United States military, a history sunbathers are reminded of by the beach's most distinctive artificial feature: an old tank that locals have turned into a community art project by painting it.
Although the considered earthquakes with the cutoff magnitudes are mostly complete, the q-value images in both Figs. 3 and 4 shows apparent artificial feature.
In other words, we modify the original Yahoo! dataset by replacing the gender feature with a new artificial feature (Cin {0,1}) that was assigned randomly to the value 1 or 0 for each rating.
It was clearly deposited within an artificial feature that had been specially constructed; Stuart Noon of the Museum of Lancashire suggests that the feature may have been intended as a memorial of some sort.
