Sentence examples for discriminate data from inspiring English sources

Heartbeat packets are enlarged to simulate real data packets; their packet type is changed to discriminate data packets for probing, and the sequence numbers of the packets are filled in the idle column.

Traditionally, classification and regression trees (CART) attempt to discriminate data into homogenous subsets.

The ability of a classifier to discriminate data correctly in the test set is known as its generalization performance [ 30].

The 2DPCA is a method of data analysis, based on finding a new reference on which we represent the information while keeping only discriminating data [20].

An example of the discriminated data is shown in a Gardner et al. (1974) type of density velocity cross-plot (Fig. 6).

But it's hard to find discriminating data that teases apart nature from nurture.

There is growing evidence of a small but meaningful variation at the genome level [8], therefore methods of high resolution genotyping are required to reveal more discriminating data.

The discrepancy between estimated and actual class was used to quantify the goodness of a specific choice of input features in discriminating data collected in RP or HDO.

First, we consider the case of discriminating data generated by two log-normal distributions of input chemical concentration with some overlap between the two classes.

This system (IVAR Jump and Speed Analyzer, Estonia) was originally designed for measurement of contact and flight times in runners using 1 lane only; and not discriminating data from right and left feet.

Additionally, I wrote that anyone winning rights to this valuable public resource should be required not to discriminate among data and services and to allow any device or application to connect to their service, just as they can to their landline phone service.