Sentence examples for develop classification from inspiring English sources

Computers can be programmed to process information and to develop classification rules (e.g., they can play chess and make decisions about business or military problems; see artificial intelligence).

A near-infrared (NIR) hyperspectral imaging system was used to develop classification models to differentiate wheat classes grown in western Canada.

Two statistical techniques, i.e., linear discriminant analysis (LDA) and quadratic discriminant analysis (QDA) were used to develop classification models from the collected sensor signals.

In attempts to meet a growing need for standards that can be applied more rigorously in legal and commercial and technical bibliographical uses, some countries and some craft associations have tried to develop classification schemes based on precise, in some cases almost mathematical, descriptions of the various elements of letter shapes.

Objective: To develop classification models for risk of hospital readmission 80 to 180 days after discharge based the demographic and functional characteristics of persons discharged from acute inpatient rehabilitation after stroke.

Parameterization was performed on kernel morphological and textural characteristics of three views (primary and two reflections), whereupon these terms were used to develop classification models for sound and damaged classes.

The growth of scientific interest in religion in Western universities since the 19th century has compelled most leading students of religion to discuss the problem of classification or to develop classifications of their own.

The proposed classification, perhaps more than any other classification, highlights the paucity of evidence from which to develop classifications.

This method has been increasingly used to develop classifications as well as response criteria for rheumatic diseases.

'Descriptive accounts' were then developed to chart the 'range and diversity of each phenonmenon' identified within the data and develop classifications and typologies.

Over time, she says, scientists may be able to develop classifications of estrogens that are more nuanced than simply short- or long-acting.