Sentence examples for common set of representations from inspiring English sources
Categorical attributes such as sex are usually transformed to a common set of representations through simple look-up tables or mapping of various encodings – for example, both "Female" and "2" might be mapped to "F" and "male and "1" to "M" in order to provide a consistent encoding of the sex attribute for each record.
One of the early approaches here is the FIPA Foundation for Intelligent Physical Agentss) device ontology specification [10], which defines a common set of device properties in a proprietary frame-based representation.
Recently, however, next-generation sequencing technologies have been coupled with reduced representation libraries and DNA barcoding to simultaneously identify and genotype a common set of polymorphic loci across a set of samples in a single experiment.
Each representation was shown to separate groups of observers who rated the perceived scenic beauty of the common set of forest landscape scenes.
(Halliday (1993): 109) refers to the natural set of semiotic representations to be acquired earlier in life as 'common sense' structures.
Since concrete words have a richer set of contextual representations available to them than abstract words, they will elicit stronger activity than abstract words although activity will occur in common regions.
In this section, we deal with a strong convergence approximation scheme for finding a common element of the set of common fixed points of a representation of nonexpansive mappings.
This paper presents a framework for some of the most common of these representations.
It is common for sets of brothers to play together.
A common feature of all representations is the horse's body.
