Sentence examples for category of random from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kecko, who has lived in the community for several decades, has been trying to persuade residents that the two violent episodes, "while certainly not in the category of random and rampant crimes" should not be forgotten about so quickly either.

Therefore, it is often not easy to distinguish between small-world networks and scale-free networks based on the clustering coefficient alone (both small-world networks and scale-free networks essentially belong to the category of random networks, but their properties are different from that of classical random networks).

Square++ belongs to the category of random-turn games, which is little explored.

All cell states (F = left{ {F_{1},F_{2}, ldots,F_{n} } right}) can be regarded as a family of random category variables defined on the set S; each random variable (F_{s}) takes a state value (f_{s}) in the state set (varOmega = { 1,2, ldots,m}).

Since the statistical properties (mean and covariance) of the subway passenger data are nearly periodic with a distinct weekly cycle, we assume that the data fall under the category of cyclostationary random variables [12].

The principal categories consisted of random sequence generation, allocation concealment, blinding of participants and personnel, blinding of outcome assessment, incomplete outcome data, selective reporting and other bias.

Tables 1, 2, and 3 depicts the correct classification rates for each category of features using a random forest of 5,000 random trees and kernel discriminant analysis for every gender, age range, and nationality classification.

Huang et al. (2016b) introduced a beta-transformed Bayesian updating model to boost the classification accuracy of category random field.

Huang et al. (2016a) stated "Huang et al. (2016c) introduced a beta-transformed Bayesian updating model to boost the classification accuracy of category random field".

This analysis determined the number of genes in a category present on the array and the number of expression changes that would be part of that category by random chance given the number of differentially expressed genes.

One falls into the category of the previously explained random sentimentality.