Sentence examples for condensed features from inspiring English sources

This is to say that by creating sparse, linear combinations of explanatory variables, the developed approach concurrently performs feature selection and dimensionality reduction (that is, creating new, more condensed features).

DNNs do not require decorrelated or highly condensed feature input (e.g., MFCCs), but profit from additional information contained in simple log-mel spectrograms.

In semantic indexing, relationships between words and/or phrases are found and a condensed feature space of abstracted data representations can be generated.

Thus, a study of intact lens, preserving all its condensed phase features, would be of interest.

The results (Fig. 9(C)) indicate that infected (red) ICP27 expressing (green) cells did not show condensed chromatin features, while vBSΔ27 only infected cells (red, no green) did.

A condensed extended play featuring tracks from Carnival of Carnage was pressed on vinyl in hopes that DJs would play the songs in Detroit-area nightclubs.

In fact, U20S cells induced to express wild-type p16INK4a acquired SA-β-gal activity, showed a large increase in cellular size but did not feature condensed chromatin.

Based on labels provided by EEG experts, a thorough feature selection procedure is described, that is used to condense the 38 features to a small subset.

Cells exhibiting characteristic histomorphological features of apoptosis (condensed, fragmented dark nuclei, apoptotic bodies) were counted in 4 different slices spanning the hippocampus.

Histological features of apoptosis (condensed and/or fragmented dark nuclei, apoptotic bodies) were counted in 4 different slices spanning the hippocampus.

The morphologically altered cells (apoptotic cells) had more condensed and intensely stained nuclear features, often with typical margination of the nuclear chromatin, with or without fragmented nuclei.