Sentence examples for expert classifications from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the biggest problem with expert classifications (such as genre) is that the result may not reach the same level of ecological validity in describing how music sounds, as a semantic structure derived from social tags.

We have applied this methodology in a case study area in the north of the Netherlands and compared the results with a series of expert classifications of the study area.

This is presumably due to the fact that the expert classifications represent global partitions of the data, whereas the BU approaches are fairly poor (BU-S in particular [1]. TDQC outperforms all other algorithms, including the nonhierarchical QC.

To evaluate the quality of a clustering solution, we measure the correspondence of a tree to external expert classifications of protein families.

The Dali method uses a weighted sum of similarities of intra-molecular distances, which correlates with expert classifications in the sense that the structures of homologous proteins typically get higher similarity scores than the structures of evolutionarily unrelated proteins (Sierk and Pearson, 2004).

The classification of the region growing algorithm was more consistent than the expert classification throughout the study area.

But science actually fits many of the elements where expert classification and formal ontology actually make some sense-formal categories, expert users, authoritative sources of judgement, etc.

The resemblance between the expert classification and the classification based on the region growing results varied between 34% and 100% for the different landscape types.

A second method is called the objective method because it is based on expert classification of the education and skills required to perform particular jobs.

As the two trees display significantly different structures, we turned to evaluate how well they capture the expert classification at the three resolution levels.

Drugs were classified as potentially (in appropriate based on expert classification.