Sentence examples for classifications of time from inspiring English sources
The phylum-level classifications of time series originating from five pigs from experiment 1−3 are shown in Figure 1.
The literature contains examples of the combining of DTW and DDTW in algorithms for supervised classification of time series data.
This classification of time has been increasingly superseded since the late 20th century by the periods before the Common Era (bce) and Common Era (ce), respectively.
Robust signatures are needed for classification of time series of satellite images to monitor land cover change.
Landscape information was obtained from the 2004 2006 ESA Globcover Land Cover layer derived from an automatic and regionally-tuned classification of time series of MERIS-FR composites.
In some probit specifications of the determinants of smoking, a categorical time preference variable is included, and in other models, an alternative binary classification of time preference for young adults and mothers where longer planning horizon is restricted to those who claim they plan their finances more than 2 years in advance is estimated.
Yabuuchi et al. [ 7] showed that parotid neoplasms could be differentiated by the 120 s of MR time of peak enhancement and a 30% wash-out ratio (WR), and benign and malignant tumours were recognised by a combined classification of time signal intensity curve and 30% WR.
Firstly, classification of time on and off treatment was complicated by occasional gaps in the information on doses, duration, or quantity prescribed, which may have led to an underestimate or overestimate of the mortality on or off treatment and therefore have diluted or exaggerated the difference between them.
Our experiments suggest that temporal encoding is a crucial ingredient for successful classification of time-series data.
