Sentence examples for classification natural from inspiring English sources

According to this classification, natural philosophy is the science of those beings which undergo change and are independent of human beings.

One of the most prominent examples of VGI is OpenStreetMap (OSM) [3] – a community-driven effort to collect geographical information about the environment: streets and buildings; villages, cities, administrative divisions, and country boundaries; land use classification; natural and physical land features; amenities; leisure, tourism, sport sites, and shops; and many more information.

For the first task, it is very promising to see that over 20% improvement introduced by reference distance learning from unlabeled data, which indicates the great potential for the next revolutionary progress in text classification, natural language processing and IR.

Deep learning has been used for many text mining tasks including various non-classification natural language processing tasks, aiding in feature extraction prior to applying a separate machine learning algorithm, and end-to-end classification on word-level text representations.

In 2005, Koch et al. developed a structural classification of natural products (SCONP), which arranges the scaffolds present in natural products (NP) in a tree-like fashion.

However, he gave a realist twist to his view by assuming that theories classify experimental laws, and progress means that the proposed classifications approach a "natural classification" (Duhem 1954).

Spampinato et al. [19, 20] proposed a system for fish detection, tracking, and species classification in natural underwater environment.

The purpose of any classification of natural phenomena (such as islands) is the key to its structure.

Methodological aspects of classification the natural - language cases descriptions based on linguistic analysis of subject area are under discussion.

The philosophy of systematics has had a major influence on recent work on classification and natural kinds in the general philosophy of science (Dupré 1993; Wilson 1999).

Classification by natural breaks (Jenks' optimization) into low, moderate, and high production forest categories delineated these areas more clearly (Figure 2).