Sentence examples for feature aggregation from inspiring English sources

We also present an effective feature aggregation method by exploring two variations of network features.

These compounds feature aggregation induced enhanced emission characteristic and high triplet energy values exceeding 2.8 eV.

On the other hand, each sensor node runs a MAPS-based agent that performs sensing of the 3-axial accelerometer sensor, computation of significant features on the acquired data, feature aggregation and transmission to the coordinator.

Regarding to the GTZAN and ISMIR datasets, it is worth mentioning that the results reported in [20] have been obtained by applying feature aggregation on the combination of four elaborated audio features.

Feature aggregation instead of long-tailed concatenation should be considered to compactly represent each local region of the skull as it makes the features more distinctive with less correlation among features from the same class.

The proposed gene selection method is a four-step framework with a vast body of feature-pairs, including a set of analyses of feature relevance, feature interdependence, feature redundancy and dependence, and feature aggregation.

Our results show that chronic treatment with intragastrically administered rotenone reproduces some of the reported PD pathological features – accumulation and aggregation of alpha-synuclein within ENS, DMV, IML and SN.

Regarding the feature similarity aggregation methods (average vs. maximum), except for when the specificity-descendant (SD) term similarity measure is used, maximum aggregation performs slightly better than the average aggregation.

The end result is a feature rich aggregation site that Cleghorn intends to sell ads on.

The proposed method starts from Fisher vector encoding which computes a sequence of local feature extraction, aggregation, and encoding.

Since the diseases have, as an underlying feature, protein aggregation phenotypes it was not surprising that some of the overlapping genes encode proteins involved in protein folding and protein degradation.