Sentence examples for data conflation from inspiring English sources

The proposed scheme is entitled Security-Aware Efficient Distributed Storage (SA-EDS) model, which is mainly supported by our proposed algorithms, including Alternative Data Distribution (AD2) Algorithm, Secure Efficient Data Distributions (SED2) Algorithm and Efficient Data Conflation (EDCon) Algorithm.

Institutional review boards or ethics committees are another instrument to assist in the decision, whether such data conflation is ethical and justifiable.

In this paper, we evaluate SDIAGENT our, recently introduced, multi-agent architecture for geospatial data integration and conflation, and compare its model performance with that of client/server and single-agent approaches.

In this paper, we address the problems mentioned above in an extended version of the approach of van der Sluis et al. Specifically, we extend the van der Sluis et al. method to include dizygotic (DZ) twin data to avoid the conflation of the A and C components.

I have just one comment with regards to providing direction for eventual interpretation of the data by users: The conflation of gender differences in perceiving emotions with audio vs. visual distinctions is a real concern, and the authors acknowledge this, but the current description does not provide enough direction on how to deal with this potential confound.

and reduce the data dimensionality through a step called conflation.

This conflation of information and insight is something I constantly worry about.

Because of possible conflation of genotyping and mRNA expression data with a highly homologous pseudogene, CYP2D6 was dropped from the list of "successfully analyzed" genes.

However, results from the present pixel-level technique suggest that these changes are limited to the central metatarsals, and that regional methods can suggest significance where none exists in the actual raw (pixel-level) data, due to signal aliasing and, in particular, to conflation of regional boundaries.

Exit poll data from the 2004 election indicate that it was the conflation of the Iraq War as a pat of the War on Terror that that maintained public support.

Our data suggest that these goals are being undermined by the conflation of plantations with forests and of exurban areas with lost forests.