The phrase "features problem" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing a problem or issue related to the features of something, such as a product or software. Example: "The new phone's camera features have been causing problems for many users."
To stimulate the students' interest in mathematics and develop their spirit of active thinking and inquiry, the course features problem solving (especially mathematical modelling), mathematical inquiry and extensive use of technology.
Classifying such data sets leads to the small n (e.g., dozens of observations) large p (e.g., thousands of features) problem, where estimating the true contribution of a feature becomes more difficult.
One way to tackle the n (experimental samples) < p (genomic/gene expression features) problem inherited in high-throughput microarray or sequencing techniques is to reduce the high-dimensional data using gene component analysis [ 4– 7].
In course of robot's locomotion, salient visual features are detected and they shape a bag-of-features problem, quantized by a Neural Gas to code the spatial information for each scene.
As if the depth problem, the feature problem, and the baseline issue weren't enough, there is the issue of time.
He's sitting on a new track, another cut featuring Problem, right now.
To measure clinical reasoning, tools include the Key Feature Problem [ 22, 23], and the Diagnostic Thinking Inventory[ 24, 25].
A key feature problem consists of a clinical case scenario followed by questions that focus on only the critical steps in the resolution of the clinical problem [ 23].
These 15 items are eight 'key feature problem' questions, one Bayesian reasoning question, two multiple choice questions on diagnosis, and four multiple choice clinical decision questions.
Gene selection is a common way to avoid the high dimensional feature problem; however, the majority of past research has applied gene selection algorithms using all available samples.
For the next two weeks we'll be featuring problems from the Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival suggested by festival director Joshua Zucker.
