Sentence examples for crossing choice from inspiring English sources

Factors affecting the crossing choice of pedestrians were specified in the surveys.

It is important to note that Stone [2] was the first to clearly differentiate between the use of cross-validation to select the model ("cross-validatory choice") and to assess the model ("cross-validatory assessment").

We tracked the trajectories of individual flies and calculated the fraction of flies crossing the choice zone from the 'light-off' to the 'light-on' area (and vice versa) as well as the fraction of flies changing direction in the choice zone thus returning to the area they came from.

We mentioned previously that Dudoit and van der Laan [8] proved the asymptotics of the cross-validatory choice for V-fold cross-validation.

Close examination shows that the "nested cross-validation" defined by Varma and Simon [9] is the same as "cross-validatory assessment of the cross-validatory choice" defined by Stone [2].

In order to show how the cross-validatory choice of parameter may vary if based on single cross-validation, for all nine cases we found 50 cross-validatory chosen parameters corresponding to 50 single cross-validations.

Geisser [3] introduced the Predictive Sample Reuse Method, a method equivalent to V-fold cross-validation, arguing that it improves predictive performance of the cross-validatory choice, at a cost of introducing pseudo-randomness in the process.

The tuning parameter with minimal mean cross-validation error was then chosen, and we refer to it as the optimal cross-validatory choice for tuning parameter.

Select α' as the optimal cross-validatory choice of tuning parameter and select statistical model f' = f(D'; α') as the optimal cross-validatory chosen model.  .

Select α' as the optimal cross-validatory choice for tuning parameter and select statistical model f' = f(D; α') as the optimal cross-validatory chosen model.  .

As well as a collapsible mailcart and a folding double suspension hammock, these included the basic chassis which was to make Silver Cross the choice for distinguished infants.