Sentence examples for computerized classification from inspiring English sources

These definitions were incorporated into a rule-based computerized classification system run on Excel® software.

Various variables could be combined and presented to computerized classification algorithms.

We used visual fields from 189 non-IONDT eyes with NAION to develop the computerized classification system.

To further distinguish cancer subtypes, quantitative disease-related features, describing the geometry and distribution of cancer cell nuclei, were extracted and applied to a computerized classification system.

The computerized classification system was used to categorize visual field defects for an additional 95 NAION visual fields, and the expert panel was asked to independently classify the new fields and subsequently whether they agreed with the computer classification.

The VFC established the protocol for developing visual field defect categories, training and evaluation of the expert panel, developing and testing of a computerized classification system, and defining progression using this system.

The SC-IAT is a computerized sorting task that infers implicit associations from the simultaneous classification of one target category, for example words related to chlamydia testing, and two affective attribute categories, for example 'threatening' versus 'neutral'neutral

Third, the consistent application of the rules by a computerized system produces classifications that do not disagree with the panel more than the expert panel disagrees with itself.

In this paper, the implementation of a pilot computerized system for the classification of landscape images (SCAPEVIEWER) is presented.

Practical applications of pattern or object recognition methods are numerous but still encountering many problems including the inherent difficulty in computerized feature extraction and classification.

An introductory convolutional neural network architecture is proposed for two computerized applications, namely, cancer classification based on immunohistochemical response and necrosis detection based on the existence of tumor necrosis in the tissue.