Sentence examples for efficient predictors from inspiring English sources
In the reversible data hiding, the role of efficient predictors is crucial.
A technical study [27] conducted on the Twitter platform found that profile and content related features are efficient predictors of malicious and honest users.
This analysis concludes that WT1/2 and T0.9 are highly correlated, are efficient predictors of the outcome of chronic bioassays, and have reasonable statistical properties.
While our results confirm that structural (embeddedness) and intensity (number of calls) features are correlated with tie persistence, temporal features of communication events are better and more efficient predictors for tie persistence.
The clinical tests currently in use for obstructive nephropathy (such as renal ultrasonography, differential radionuclide renal scans and urinary creatinine concentration data) are not efficient predictors of the subsequent clinical course.
Density and canopy cover were the most efficient predictors for wariness (AICs = 48.42, Wi = 0.500); density, park tree basal area, and matrix tree cover for aggression (AICs = 39.54, Wi = 0.567); park size, canopy cover, and number of matrix trees for density (AICs = 57.40, Wi = 0.237).
This is beneficial to using more efficient predictor in the NIPE 1.
The efficiency of a conformal predictor is defined as the number of single label predictions, a higher fraction of single label predictions means a more efficient predictor.
The alternate direction iterative method combined with an efficient predictor-corrector scheme are adopted for the numerical solution of the governing differential equations.
As can be seen from Fig. 14, S a(T 1) can be an efficient predictor for structures with short period, but not for the structures with medium to large periods.
After the Armenian earthquake in 1988, Armenian et al. (1997) reported that being inside a building at the time of the earthquake was the most efficient predictor for fatality, which was related to the damage grade.
