Sentence examples for classification one from inspiring English sources

Based on MLST classification, one of the strains, wExe1, was 100% identical to ST-125, which is a male-killing phenotype found in the nymphalid butterfly, Hypolimnas bolina[ 32].

We could have added to this classification one more grid based on the geographic distribution of the Kurdish sheep breeds encountered and on the tents (black tents and umbrella tents).

There are only a few reports on the use of supervised classification, one of them is Ref. [51], where SVM techniques have been employed in conjunction with Fischer's LDA (FLDA) for localization and classification of defects in multi-layered structure.

In a news release, Rouse said the classification — one his predecessor had declined to make — was based on a review of all available evidence and a review of court transcripts.

As a hypothetical, Bosworth points to the potential for cross-platform ads targeting video calling for those who do it frequently — a classification, one imagines, that would apply to anyone who spends $199 on a video chat device of this nature.

A new approach is presented for analyzing gas mixtures by transforming the problem into a pattern classification one to reduce the effect of the poor repeatability of sensor response on the prediction of gas concentration.

In Table 3 we show the level of similarity between the resulting partitions and the arXiv classification ones.

In this work, we primarily exploit the ranking capabilities of naive Bayes classifiers [30] rather than the classification ones, in order to provide the most probable mature miRNA candidate(s) within a miRNA precursor sequence.

We used the pairwise strategy for classification (one-against-one), i.e., the classifier will build K K-1)/2 binary classifiers in which K K-1the numbinary classifiers thin case K = 13).

The accuracy of the classification normalization classifier is relatively higher compared with that of the non-classification one, and the additional time is in an acceptable range.

DRASTIC has two weight classifications, one for normal conditions (standard) and the other for conditions with intense agricultural activity.