Sentence examples for data extremes from inspiring English sources

Future developments of the model are promising by increasing the training data extremes and possibly by adding more features like emitter's depth for the subsurface drippers.

However, the small sample size and, thus, estimate precision limits the generalizability at these data extremes.

While the data extremes are usually not problematic, the fitting is performed automatically and is less likely to require inspection (using robustfit.m relative to polyfit.m in MatLab).

2014 Data "Extreme Data for Science at Berkeley Lab," DOE Data meeting, Chicago, IL, Feb 18 , 2014

Our intuition suggests that the answer is "no" because of the massive data, extreme time constraints requiring near real-time responses, and the largely data-driven nature of the problem.

Data centers are among the major contributors of energy consumption for the ICT sector due to the ever growing demand for video and data extreme applications in various fields such as informatics, genomics, finance, and medicine.

However, when analyzing real data, extreme observations may be artifacts and selective genotyping strategies using small and highly selected samples are likely be more vulnerable to such errors.

One feature of FABS is that it has, as part of the input and as training data, extreme cases labeled as positive and negative controls, which in our case are the intact and the completely fragmented states mentioned previously.

The test establishes a p-value, the total probability of observing data as extreme or more extreme, given that the null hypothesis is true.

Both log and untransformed data are extremes of the Box-Cox transformation (corresponding to λ = 0 and λ = 1, respectively).

Data from extreme-scoring groups within the sample were analysed to test the degree of genetic overlap between extreme autistic traits and language difficulties.