Sentence examples for discriminative rules from inspiring English sources

e BM = bone marrow; LN = lymphnode The purpose of our analysis was to determine the hypoxia signature by utilizing a strategy based on discriminative rules to detect the hypoxic status that does not depend on the specific cell line.

The l1- l2 regularization allowed us to build a powerful discriminative rule and to define a signature of probesets also taking into account the presence of variables (probesets) correlated (collinear) with each other.

It was expected that the beer stimulus would show reduced capacity to elicit the beer response (R3) in the extinguished group (Fig. 3B) demonstrating generalisation of a discriminative extinction rule, S R1-no O1, to a new reS R1-no S:R3-nO1O1.

By inspecting the two cases, it is observed that the spectral power of input signals plays an important role in making the decision rule have a better discriminative property, because the conventional decision rule of the SMVAD was the average of all LLRs.

The AUC was calculated to assess the rule's discriminative power to correctly predict inpatient mortality.

The AUC ROC curve is a measure of the discriminative power of the rule.

In perspective, validation, refinement, and generalization of the present rule-based, discriminative procedure in a larger prospective cohort are necessary.

Our institution-specific rule had the highest AUC ROC curve at 0.770, indicating the best discriminative power among the various rules.

The discriminative ability of both prediction rules remained as high as observed in the previous studies of Koomen et al. [ 5, 6].

The area under the curve (AUC) of the receiver operating curve (ROC) was calculated to assess the discriminative ability of both prediction rules.

Discriminative models learn a decision rule (classifier) to assign BoW representation of images to different classes, including nearest-neighbor classifier, SVM, AdaBoost, and kernel methods such as pyramid match kernel.