Sentence examples for classifying quickly from inspiring English sources

The proposed risk score is novel and improves on the status quo, as it provides a means for reliably classifying quickly and easily a large cohort of patients at low risk for MRSA.

The colour implementation used with the SAT enable the MEC-ELM to find and classify objects quickly, with 84% precision and 91% recall in weed detection in the Y'UV colour space and in 0.5 s per frame.

The firm said it had taken the step after talks with Google had broken down because the tech company had been "unable to provide specific reassurances, policy and guarantees that their video or display content is classified either quickly enough or with the correct filters".

In the race test, which is typical of the four, participants are asked to classify as quickly as possible a list of names into those that are most often considered black, such as Jamal or Lashonda, and those most often considered white, such as Chip or Peggy.

This makes the FACS method ideal for quickly classifying reads to genomes or large references from a complex dataset.

Classified advertising is quickly moving online.

One is convergent, attempting to classify data as quickly as possible; the other is divergent, trying instead to delay classification.

Two secondary slag types from a plant in Belgium were utilized as SCM and were classified as a quickly cooled granulated copper slag (QCS) and a slowly cooled broken copper slag (SCS).

Using a deep recurrent neural network (RNN) with Gated Recurrent Units (GRUs), we are able to quickly classify multi-channel, sparse, time series datasets into 12 different astrophysical types.

Search parties failed to locate the plane and the presence on board of two officers from Stalin's secret police – the NKVD – who were there to guard to the cash, meant the case was quickly classified, before being shut down shortly after.

This ensures that the predictor can classify new values quickly while sacrificing some accuracy.