Sentence examples for based on selected sets from inspiring English sources
Two types of refinements are considered, namely, a predicate refinement and a refinement based on selected sets of parameterized inputs as is illustrated in details in Section 5. A high-level overview of the algorithm is provided below and the detailed algorithm is given in the following subsection.
They skipped data integration and used a bootstrap strategy instead, which consisted of iterative construction of Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifiers (on features selected for each iteration) based on randomly selected sets of specimen and testing the classifiers on the remaining samples.
This approach relies on iterative construction of SVM classifiers based on randomly selected sets of specimens (bootstrap samples) and testing the classifiers on remaining samples.
The developed damage model was combined with a 'cycle jump' technique to reduce the computational time based on selecting a set of loading cycles.
For this reason, it is necessary to continue the research on forecasting methods enabling effective forecasts based on suitably selected sets of input quantities.
Current algorithmic approaches to synthesis planning are usually based on selecting a bond set and finding a single good plan among those induced by it.
The algorithm is based on selecting a small set of subspaces from the parameter space by using posterior sampling.
However, it is also believed that humans diverged from dogs earlier than the divergence of rodents and this was shown in two separate reports – based on common ancestral repeats [ 21], and based on a selected set of 18 gene segments [ 22].
It is assumed that an optimal classifier has been designed, based on a selected set of training feature vectors.
The comparison is based on the selected set of semantic elements useful for the major system life cycle activities, such as requirements engineering, analysis, system understanding, system design, and evolution.
Predicate derived based on a selected set of valuations.
