Sentence examples for enough classification from inspiring English sources
Too many nodes will cause high computational complexity and take up a lot of resources, while too few nodes cannot provide enough classification ability.
Because the sample numbers are enough, the classification precision under the SAE higher layer visualizing feature extraction based on non-transfer learning is slightly higher than transfer learning.
In one patient the follow-up was not long enough for classification.
This methodological characteristic is also one of the main advantages of LQAS, because when the interval between the two thresholds (also known as 'grey area') is wide enough, the classification errors will be low even with a very a small N (5, 6).
He first dismissed the Naim court's reading of the equal protection clause, declaring that "we reject the notion that the mere 'equal application' of a statute containing racial classifications is enough to remove the classifications from the Fourteenth Amendment's proscription of all invidious racial discriminations".
Due to its strong discriminatory power, just one TF decomposition parameter is sufficient enough for accurate classification of music into six groups.
As she investigated where to turn next in her sporting career, Storey had to be convinced that the contribution from her upper body when riding a bicycle was enough to justify classification as a disabled athlete.
We found the Teacher Learning Goals instrument to be especially useful in this regard, but we argue that it did not go far enough supporting the classification of adaptations as productive, no impact, or fatal.
A BLAST E-value cutoff relaxed enough to allow classification of SRPKs would result in misclassifications elsewhere in the kinome.
It was previously suggested that the genomes of Fer1 and Fer2 are different enough to merit classification as separate species based on analysis of recombination rates [ 23].
The four groups represent distinct phylogenetic clades and are separated by a distance large enough to merit classification as four separate species [ 5].
