The term "feature quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to the number of features that are provided by a product or service. For example, you may say, "This phone model has a great feature quantity, with all the latest features."
This paper presents an operational mechanism for determining whether a biophysical feature, quantity, or quality represents a final ecosystem service for an inclusive suite of beneficiaries.
From this result, we propose average resistance force value and average resistance force variation as the feature quantity for surface state description.
To detect motor commands, we used EEG data from 0 to 2 s during each measurement session as the feature quantity during rest.
These results suggest that the index of average resistance force variation and average resistance force value is an index that works effectively in feature quantity description.
We selected a value for k of 10, and the feature quantity was all 14-ch EEG data during 210 ms from the detection time to the action time.
Sometimes, a tweet contains only a few words, using the tri-gram model can only static few characteristics, but the feature quantity is improved significantly after adding the padding characteristic.
Each of such local feature quantities can be classified into two or three groups.
In this article, a complete optimization driven by Genetic Algorithms (GA) is applied to it aiming at considering all possible combination of signals, signal features, quantity of models, their characteristics and internal parameters.
A year ahead of me, at the same university, her union interests would then have featured quantities of male, entitled, public-school product, much of it in the Cameron mould, yet more of it dimwitted to a fabulous degree that would, however, in the more hereditary professions, prove no obstacle to promotion.
Produced by hand, these banknotes featured quantities in the thousands, with 1 peso being worth 8 reales.
Samples may aggregate to clusters according to their features quantities (see question b), regardless of the groups they nominally belong to.
