Sentence examples for classification either from inspiring English sources

No, we did not know that was a record classification, either.

San Francisco-based employment and civil rights attorney Cliff Palefsky isn't aware of any real movement toward a third classification, either.

Nowadays, metrics and heuristics are the basic mechanisms to support their identification and classification either in object-oriented or aspect-oriented programs.

For classification, either a regression method that estimates a person's actual age or a multiple classification method [12] that predicts a person's age group is normally used.

The average out-of-bag error rates and Kappa statistics for all classifications show that the set of environmental variables included here best predicted the empirical classification, either when considering plots across the conterminous U.S. or the subset of eastern U.S. plots (Table 3; full confusion matrices are in Additional file 5).

Cognitive decline was defined as a change in classification either from normal cognition to dementia/cognitive impairment without dementia or from cognitive impairment without dementia to dementia.

(B ) The dorsoventral distance between pairs of neurons with different stimulus classifications (either 'conspecific' or 'predator') is shown for all simultaneously recorded pairs.

Men and women fight in different competitions, and fighters are given a classification of either A or B, the latter being for the greater impairment.

The system performs QRS complex detection and beat classification into either normal or premature ventricular contractions.

Current methods for analysis of gene expression data are mostly based on clustering and classification of either genes or samples.

The feature selection process was considered successful if the dimensionality of the feature set was reduced while the accuracy of the classification was either improved or remained unchanged relative to the full set.