Sentence examples for classification oriented from inspiring English sources
As distinct from the general idea of optimizing feature subsets for classification oriented filter and warper models, here we focus on developing an approach to determine relevant features from a training set solely by calculating their individual inter-class discriminatory ability.
The classification oriented model derived from the evaluation of the results obtained is easy to interpret and it could be used in the out-patient setting.
The prevalence of relatively low use of these classification schemes could be explained by unfamiliarity with these approaches; low perceived value in classification oriented assessment; inability to choose between classification schemes; or a preference for other assessment methods.
Furthermore, creating a classification system oriented toward a clinical institutional setting limits the applicability to the patient/caregiver perspective.
Differentiation to the general classifications orients specific multidrug therapy (MDT) which consists of either six doses of rifampim and dapsone for PB leprosy or twelve doses of rifampim, dapsone and clofazimine for MB patients.
In this paper a hierarchical object oriented classification method over an urban area is presented.
Theoretically, the paper provides an institutionally oriented classification of local electricity initiatives, based on coordination, technology and performance.
Our study is in line with the findings of the prospective DENCO study that DF, DHF and DSS only match to a limited degree with a more clinically oriented classification of severity.
Therefore, the classification result of the oriented and collapsed buildings generated from the Wishart supervised classification performed on the PolSAR data after POA compensation is still not very accurate.
Enzyme classification are biochemical reaction oriented but does not use any level of abstraction.
Nevertheless, the largely individually derived and clinically oriented International Classification of Disease (ICD) coding, remains the mandatory level of coding for international reporting to the WHO mortality database (50).
