Sentence examples for aspects of classification from inspiring English sources

Methodological aspects of classification the natural - language cases descriptions based on linguistic analysis of subject area are under discussion.

This paper introduces a tree-based model that combines aspects of classification and regression trees (CART) and smooth transition regression (STR).

Several aspects of classification criteria and general principles of the complex rheological models formation are discussed for description of irreversible rate-dependent deformation processes in materials applied in civil and mechanical engineering.

To our point of view, previous approaches focus on different aspects of classification of general audio events trying to optimize a specific part of the problem and are mostly laboratory based experiments, that is, prerecorded well defined classes are presented to a classification algorithm.

Many of the primary teachers involved, even those with a science specialty, are unlikely to be teaching evolutionary biology much although primary school "The World Around Us" units do contain some aspects of classification and variation at Key Stage 2, the final stage of primary education in the UK.

To achieve this goal, we presented an approach for identifying a 'reasonable' number of classes that emphasized aspects of classification representativeness and considered potential statistical power.

As most complex molecular entities belong to several such classes, automation of this aspect of classification is obviously highly desirable.

One of the aspects of signal classification is the selection of proper classification features.

This talk aims to introduce three related aspects of the classification of nonlinear behavior, namely the classification of singularities, the normal forms, and the qualitative properties of control systems.

To address the special aspects of this classification challenge, specifically along the Focus and the Evidence dimensions, a new classification model based on Maximum Entropy was designed, and experimented with, in addition to standard classifiers.

Although some aspects of our classification of phenes can also be applied to process phenes, we leave a detailed classification of process phenes as subject to future work.