Sentence examples for classification failure from inspiring English sources

Leslie Walker, the executive director of Massachusetts Correctional Legal Services, which represented Mr. Geoghan in prison, said at a news conference today that putting the two men in the same protective custody unit was "a classification failure".

Having too few features within a feature vector will most often result in classification failure even when using the best of classifiers.

Subsequent analysis of the misclassified tumors, however, shed light on the reason for classification failure.

In addition, high-severity subgroups based on the RIFLE classification (Failure, Loss, and ESKD) constituted 45% of the CA-AKI patients at the time of hospital discharge.

The authors studied many properties including classification of failure rate and applied this distribution in empirical modelling of two discrete failure time data related to computer break down and time to death of leukemia patients.

To identify the response mechanism, including the classification of failure mode and the prediction of associated shear strength, of beam-column joints, this paper introduces the application of machine learning techniques.

Furthermore, within this paper a new classification of failure modes for revision knee arthroplasty was introduced.

Furthermore, we tried to establish a new classification of failure modes for revision TKA.

In line with Nienhuis et al [ 9] we consider these procedures as normal wound care not triggering the classification treatment failure.

Also, a new classification of failure modes of rotating hinge TKA has been established in order to gain better information about implant survivorship.

Among the comorbidities, cardiovascular risk factors were defined as a history of coronary heart disease, or myocardial infarction, arterial hypertension, valvular disease (> II°), arrhythmia requiring therapy (> III° according to the Lown classification), heart failure NYHA (New York Heart Association) > grade II, and peripheral occlusive arterial disease (> IIb according to Fontaine).