Sentence examples for employing decision from inspiring English sources
To these ends, we 1) mapped OLT and associated uncertainty at 30 m resolution in the Yukon River Basin (YRB), Alaska, employing decision tree models linking remotely sensed imagery with field and ancillary data, 2) converted OLT to OLC using a non-linear regression, 3) evaluate landscape controls on OLT and OLC, and 4) quantified the post-fire recovery of OLT and OLC.
The cost-effectiveness was assessed by employing Decision Analytic Modelling, through the use of a Markov model.
In other disciplines data mining has been used to classify dangerous parts of Brazilian cities, where useful information was found by employing decision trees for the attributes related to a particular characteristic such as infrastructure conditions, hydrology, soil, recreation area, community characteristics, among others.
It is also possible that respondents employed decision rules which resulted in near lexicographic preferences.
Kaplan was among the first to employ decision theory to develop a framework for setting the probabilistic threshold that represents the standard of proof.
We employ decision experiments given the shortcomings of the alternative methods for empirical study of institutions, as well as the limits on theoretical prediction about behaviors under trust.
Based on the measured data and extracted features to assign classes to the segments classifiers are built; they employ Decision Trees, ANN and Support Vector Machines.
In order to reduce the computational cost required for solving the POMDP problem for dialogue systems in which many emotions and dialogue acts might be considered, the authors employed decision networks to complement POMDP.
Our choice to employ decision fusion in this study was in large part due to the current capabilities of neural prostheses and those in development, making our findings timely.
The study employed decision analytic modeling.
We sought to employ decision analysis more covertly [ 38] to improve decision-making by testing various 'nudges' which help people focus on the information and options that reflect their values, and simplify their trade-offs.
