Sentence examples for fish classification from inspiring English sources

Previous schemes of fish classification were based mainly on the work of the British ichthyologist C.T. Regan and the Soviet ichthyologist L.S. Berg.

This rearrangement had little support, however, and taxa that had been added to an expanding Salmoniformes, or Protacanthopterygii, were removed to other places in the bony fish classification scheme.

Next, we apply the improved model to M-FISH classification and compare it with a conventional sparse model which was employed in our previous model [ 12].

The proposed algorithm does not depend on human experts to design features for fish species classification, but constructs efficient features automatically.

Because of the inherent difficulties in performing dolphin biosonar experiments on fish discrimination classification algorithms such as the one introduced here can be used to lay a strong framework for modeling behavior.

Skin sensation model predicted sensitizes for ladanein and naringenin where fish LC50 classification predicted toxi-3 level in all the compounds ranging from 10too 100 mg/L.

Of the 107 renal cortical neoplasm biopsies for which a FISH-based classification was obtained (bp-FISH), the optimum concordance achieved using the refined tree was 79% (84/107, Table  3).

After unblinding of the respective sp-histology, the tree was further refined to improve the accuracy of FISH-based classification as shown in Fig.  1.

Then, we present the improved sparse model with the structural information for M-FISH chromosome classification by utilizing correlated information of the neighbouring pixels within a region.

The diagnostic potential of the decision tree was assessed by comparing the FISH-based classification and biopsy histology with specimen histology.

As we were interested in family effects resulting in differences in infecting parasite community, we performed a linear discriminant analysis (lda) using log-transformed parasite counts as response variables and fish family as classification variable.