Sentence examples for classification as above from inspiring English sources
Using the same classification as above, D KL = 0.22, whereas a random distribution gives D KL = 2.01.
Lesions within each region were grouped together (if necessary) and the following features were then evaluated: age at initial lesion detection (weeks), volume (mm), further morphologic classification (as above, shape/distribution, margins and pattern) and distance from the intramammary lymph node (mm).
The application tested is word classification as described above where the F1 score is measured as the performance metric.
This overview provides an interesting classification, as noted above, and in addition describes major projects dedicated to green radio.
One limitation of this specific study is that the healthy children used to build the classifier were 12 months old and thus younger than many of the candidates for the cochlear implantation, which may affect the classification, as mentioned above.
Then each time-series of spiking activity was sub-band filtered and processed for feature extraction and classification as described above.
For this manuscript, we examined two independent data sets from prostate tissue microarrays that were subjected to chemical imaging and histologic classification as outlined above.
The overall COG classification of clusters was based on the same classification as mentioned above, however this classification represents a consensus where the COG category matching the highest number of paralogs in the cluster determines the cluster classification.
For this reason we have carefully reported the raw numbers of patients (to allow for any transparent post hoc analysis), and have preferred to refer to accuracy of classification as defined above.
We subjected the 18 sporadic MSI samples and 16 HNPCC samples plus additional three samples (one MSI (stage I) and two HNPCC (stage I and IV)) to supervised classification as described above.
To avoid meta-discussions on the concepts of health and disease, for example, whether depression or pregnancy-related conditions should be considered as 'disease' , the present study addresses the notion of health problems as used in RNH following the ICPC classification as described above.
