Sentence examples for bio representation from inspiring English sources

Figure 2 An example of the BIO representation.

The set of possible labels was defined by our chosen encoding scheme, the begin-inside-outside (BIO) representation.

Figure 2 shows an example of the BIO representation, where the chemical entity "N-acetyl-L cysteine" is represented as "N/B -/I acetyl/I -/I L/I cysteine/I" after tokenization.

An example of the BIO representation is shown in Table  2.

Annotated notes were converted into a BIO representation and different types of feature sets were used in an SVM and a CRF classifier for NER as described in Methods.

In BIO representation, a token (a word in our case) is labeled by one of three types of labels: B means the token is at the beginning of a field, I means the token is inside a field, and O means the token is outside any field [ 17].

The design is a simplified, bio inspired, representation of a Ziphius cavirostris lower jaw bone and its surrounding fat cavity.

Nevertheless, we believe that all the necessary productive, or perhaps one might say the synthetic, entailments represented by arrows in Figures  1 and 2 are captured in our Bio-PEPA representation.

Although formal demonstration of algorithmic computability remains elusive for (M,R), we discuss the extent to which our Bio-PEPA representation of (M,R) allows us to sidestep Rosen's fundamental objections to computational systems biology.

In our study, we used BIO tags, a typical representation for named entities, to represent chemical entities, where "B", "I" and "O" denote the beginning, inside and outside of an entity respectively.

Our analysis shows that also film makers tend to turn towards a representation of bio- and genetic engineers that reflects this perception of the reality.