Sentence examples for classification of events from inspiring English sources

Spatiotemporal analysis of electroencephalography is commonly used for classification of events since it allows capturing dependencies across channels.

Real-time detection and classification of events like chew, bite and chew-bite are necessary to estimate that information.

We can obtain a better performance in the classification of events as malicious or not if we add up the results from different methods.

The system presented by Kijak et al. [7] takes the classification of events in tennis to a higher temporal level using a hierarchical HMM approach.

The classification of events usually relies not only on the epileptic spikes themselves, but also on other contextual information such as spatial information (same event in other channels) and temporal information (time shift of the event).

The problem of sound event detection in real environments having a large set of overlapping events was addressed in the acoustic event detection task (AED) of the Classification of Events, Activities and Relationship (CLEAR) evaluation campaign [24].

As a proof of concept, a prototype system was designed and implemented to test real time data collection and navigation through the interface by detection and classification of event-related potentials (ERPs).

When a patient has a relevant adverse event, additional data are registered, including the date of occurrence, type and classification of event, outcome, concomitant treatment, and co-morbidity.

When a patient has an RAE, additional data are registered; these data include the date of occurrence, type, and classification of event according to the World Health Organization Adverse Reaction Dictionary.

The visual classification of event-related responses was unambiguous in all cases; at the global maxima, seven responses were classified as Oscillatory, three as Deactivation and one as Activation.

To gain insight into the disagreements in the classification of event-predicate, we provide a more detailed qualitative analysis of the disagreements in the event classification task. 1) Disagreements between Normal and Reporting classes We found that there are certain verbs that usually cause disagreements between annotators.