Sentence examples for classical task from inspiring English sources

This transformation is a classical task of integer programming.

Here, we shall initially focus on the classical task of chemical database searching by chemical similarity.

The estimation of intensity-duration-frequency (IDF) curves for rainfall data comprises a classical task in hydrology studies to support a variety of water resources projects, including urban drainage and the design of flood control structures.

Here we used a chronometric paradigm with 11-year-olds, who succeed in Piaget's conservation-of-weight task, to test the role of cognitive inhibition in a priming version of this classical task.

Thirty young adults (M = 20.7 years) and 31 older adults (M = 69.6 years) performed an adapted Hayling task including a switching block (i.e., unblocked design) in addition to the classical task (i.e., blocked design), and the selection of the response between two propositions.

The authors discuss the notion that the nature of modern work, which is characterized by multiple tasks in a complex time pattern, and the complex nature of MSDs, which are influenced by biomechanical as well as psychological, political, and economic factors, may limit the effectiveness of classical task analytic techniques in preventing MSDs.

The dataset we use in the experiments is the enwiki (https://dumps.wikimedia.org/enwiki/20150204/), and we run three classical tasks on the dataset, i.e., statistics of word frequencies, inverted index, and distributed grep.

These competitions, related to different classical tasks of document analysis and recognition, not only allow a meaningful comparison of different algorithms under the same experimental conditions but also provide a platform for exchange of ideas and knowledge.

Classical tasks at paleo-archaeological excavations are: measuring position with metric tapes, drawing a sketch of found object, and introducing all information into a database manually; operations that are not efficient and prone to errors.

In Experiment 1 we used two classical tasks, the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test and Verbal Fluency (Benton and Hamsher, 1976).

Since the entity recognition and normalization are classical tasks which have been worked on for many years, in this study we focus on the two new components introduced in BioCreative IV: evidence passage extraction (Subtask 1) and GO term prediction (Subtask 2), which can be separated from gene recognition/normalization for research.