Sentence examples for edges of clusters from inspiring English sources

We admit that our hybrid recognition approach is based on the fact that these linearly inseparable samples which reduce the accuracy of clustering are mostly at the edges of clusters.

The most surprising and dramatic result we uncovered is that when producers and nonproducers coexist at equilibrium, nonproducers are almost always found on the edges of clusters of producers.

On short timescales, the edges of clusters show substantial fluctuations, extending and retracting in seconds (Video 2).

Table 1 Definitions of symbols used in Algorithm 1 Symbol Definition (mathbb {C}) Input cluster set k Specified number of output clusters (mathbb {R}) Output cluster set (top_k_clusters(mathbb {C}, k)) Top-k clusters (in mathbb {C}) (inner_edges(c)) Inner edges of cluster c neighbors(c) Adjacent clusters of cluster c (cut_edges(n, m)) Cut edges between cluster n and m.

Membrane areas further than 500 nm from the edge of clusters were defined as extrasynaptic.

Nodes with high betweenness values tend to be on the edge of clusters and act as bridges between different parts of the network and so their removal can have nonlocal impacts on network flow.

The most stable structure of the edge of cluster has N-terminated edge with zigzag structure [3, 4].

Interestingly, although the β chain is located in a proteobacterial cluster (at the edge of cluster 12), it is contiguous to the Firmicutes related α chain gene, separated by a very short spacer without a promoter.

The latter case is more common for pixels located on the edges of the clusters or on the edges of the images.

These changes in the infrared spectra were attributed to a higher amount of oxygen atoms that substitute hydrogen atoms at the edges of aromatic clusters of the ethylene/DMF soot particles.

She found that younger plants at the edges of cordgrass clusters were more self-compatible than older ones in the center, indicating that self-compatibility had evolved over time.