It trains 2 classifiers on 2 distinct sets of features and adds the instances most confidently labeled by each classifier to the training set.
Their work may be considered a form of co-training in that two distinct datasets from a common set of samples (genes) is equivalent to a single dataset with two distinct sets of features.
This is the seventh of Mr. Sparks's wildly popular novels to reach the screen, and it seems useful, in the interests of scholarship, to apprehend the "Nicholas Sparks movie" as a genre unto itself, with a distinct set of rules and defining features.
Our analysis further led to a surprising discovery of a novel class of bidirectional promoters (NBiPs) driving divergent transcription of mRNA and novel lncRNA pairs and displaying a distinct set of sequence and epigenetic features.
Determining whether distinct sets of genomic features (e.g. aligned sequence reads, gene annotations, ESTs, genetic polymorphisms, mobile elements, etc).
Height of the signal tracks was set 0 8. (B ) Comparison of precision and recall of different classifier types when using distinct sets of chromatin features.
Human beings, like other animal species, have a typical life course that consists of successive phases of growth, each of which is characterized by a distinct set of physical, physiological, and behavioral features.
One of the differentiating features was a distinct set of prophages that were harboured by both BL196 and CR0044, which rendered them less unique compared with ST0208 with the exception of a few ORFs that encoded for phages and hypothetical proteins.
The unifying themes of these companies also extend into a distinct set of characteristics, Northzone says.
However, they depend on a distinct set of assumptions.
