Sentence examples for evolution of the dataset from inspiring English sources

In the design of GRIN, a statistical test aimed at reducing information loss and distortion is employed to control formation of subclusters as well as to monitor the evolution of the dataset.

Likewise, the alternative version of modified model A (l = - 4,451.778) and the null implementation of modified model A (l = - 4,451.808) explained the evolution of the dataset equally well, when specifying the Sophophora glob3 stem lineage as foreground.

jModelTest2 [ 48] was used to identify the most appropriate model of sequence evolution for the dataset.

In E. coli, the TAP-MS datasets provide no evidence for homologous pairs having a significant role in E. coli complex evolution, however the dataset of Hu suggests that some homologous pairs may have a small role as was found using the E. coli MCL-GO dataset.

It has often been considered that one of the advantages of ML over parsimony based methods is that it allows for the use of different models of evolution depending on the dataset being examined.

It can be difficult to determine a good partitioning scheme for these datasets with traditional approaches because we understand little about the molecular evolution of the sequenced regions, and the datasets lack convenient features such as codon positions on which subsets can be defined a priori.

In order to further investigate the internal evolution of the Phytolongin family, a final dataset was analysed.

Given that the UbiSOM learning parameters are mainly estimated through (overline{qe}), we can get a very close idea of the evolution of the learning parameters across these different datasets.

Though the topic evolution pattern of the two datasets differs, the common finding is that the hot topics discovered in the two different types of communities could virtually reflect the situations in the physical world, and thus the visualization of such discovery will help users to easily find out the focus of discussions and better understand of the topic evolution.

Yet, no systems based on limited datasets reflect the evolution of the whole organisms; rather, they focus just on the evolutionary modifications of the data in question.

Table 2 summarizes the evolution of the number of chemicals for the 13 datasets over the three steps.