Sentence examples for classification of relations from inspiring English sources

Argument mining and user generated content (UGC): automatic identification of argument elements in UGC, automatic identification and classification of relations between argument elements, relationships to discourse goals/rhetorical strategies in UGC, manually annotated and applications related to argument mining in UGC.

The annotations process was restricted to the manual classification of the relation type existing between co-occurring terms [23].

This mapping is much easier if the classification provide "is-a-kind-of" relations (such as CIM10 or ATC): in this case, only the more general terms of the classification need to be mapped, and then inheritance can be used to associate an icon to the more precise terms, since VCM is not precise enough to distinguish all terms.

In this sense, the four classifications of various relations between institution and culture in this study may also serve as an important reference for analyzing other policy implementations.

The underlying algorithm relies on a classification of existing communication relations between parallel processes.

We have proposed some modifications of the EPOC classification of interventions in relation to sustainability, which may be a starting point for further development of the taxonomy.

This study provides the first empirically derived classification of ASD in relation to psychosis based on three underlying symptom dimensions, anxiety, social deficits and thought disorder.

Interestingly the classification of nTARs in relation to annotated transcripts confirmed a strong clustering in the vicinity of known gene as recently reported for other nTARs in different tissues from mouse [ 16] and human cell lines [ 33].

The Kyoto consensus meeting focused attention on gastritis in all its clinical expression and dealt with four main topics: classification of gastritis in relation to ongoing ICD revision, FD and H. pylori infection, diagnosis of gastritis and the management of gastritis.

The Event Ontology covers (i) classification of molecular interactions, (ii) relations between pathways and subpathways, (iii) relations between pathways and biological phenomena, (iv) classification of subpathways based on molecule names (MoleculeRole Ontology) and (v) relations between subpathways and regulated pathways.

The increasing number of classification systems and nomenclatures requires designing of various conversion tools for transfer among main classification systems and for recording of relations among terms in these systems.