Sentence examples for classification of radial from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, we also establish the sharp region of the flux for non-topological solutions and provide the classification of radial solutions of all types in the case of one vortex point.
Table 1 The Mason Johnston classification of radial head fractures [7] Mason type Description 1 Non-displaced fracture 2 Minimal displacement with angulation or impression (>2 mm) 3 Comminuted fracture with dislocation 4 Radial head fracture with luxation of the elbow.
In 1953, Mark Mason wrote his landmark paper on the classification of radial head fractures [ 1].
AO classification is the most detailed and useful system for classification of distal radial fractures with significant inter observer agreement [13, 14].
According to the AO classification of ulnar and radial shaft fractures [ 23], there were 6 type-A1, 1 type-A2, 7 type-A3, 13 type-B1, 4 type-B2, 11 type-B3, 3 type-C1, and 2 type-C2 fractures.
Adetiba, E. & Olugbara, O. O. Improved classification of lung cancer using radial basis function neural network with affine transforms of voss representation.
The corresponding optimal cut-off value for the parameter of radial QUS for the classification of bone status was defined based on the sensitivity and specificity values obtained from the ROC curve.
This paper presents a new multi-objective evolutionary hybrid algorithm for the design of Radial Basis Function Networks (RBFNs) for classification problems.
This paper presents new multi-objective evolutionary hybrid algorithms for the design of Radial Basis Function Networks (RBFNs) for classification problems.
Radiographs of patients with radial head fractures were reviewed by LK and RvR, and gender, age, side, type of radial head fracture according to the Mason Johnston classification and associated osseous injuries were documented.
The design of radial basis function neural networks (RBFNNs) still remains as a difficult task when they are applied to classification or to regression problems.
