Sentence examples for data collection feature from inspiring English sources

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JB carried out the data collection, feature vector creation, experimentation setup, experiment results, and drafted the manuscript.

But if you're particularly concerned about your privacy, you can even disable this data collection feature so that Apple doesn't even see this data.

Taking all these aspects into account, the Douban-Learning framework is proposed as an efficient Big Data processing tool for Chinese social media platforms, with the ability to cover data collection, feature extraction and content mining.

Facebook continues to deal with the fallout of the Cambridge Analytica files, announcing policy changes and bug fixes aimed at undoing some of the company's more controversial data collection features.

The founders will create a Pro version for doctors as well as a patient-only version with fewer data collection features.

GS contributed to the study concept and design (Gene structure analysis), the data collection (Features of human overlapping genes, Benchmark), the analysis and interpretation of the data, and drafted the manuscript.

At the same time, recognizing the challenges for research in a developing country context, the approach places emphasis on efficiency of data collection, featuring both spatial concentration (case study methodology with intensive multidisciplinary research at ward-level) and multiple data strands to facilitate triangulation of findings.

However, past research has often used Big Data technology in estimating energy consumption of a single building rather than the urban scale, due to several challenges such as data collection and feature engineering.

Data collection and feature selection for predicting customer churn in the electronic banking services context is one of the novel aspects of the present research.

It is possible that the increased ICV and whole brain volumes are a consequence of an artifact in data collection procedures, feature extraction from images, or data post-processing (normalization).