Sentence examples for for a certain data from inspiring English sources
In applications, one often wants to compare the output of a computation for a certain data set with the output for a null model.
Since user preferences are expected to change mainly over long-term usage, the coefficients are considered stationary for a certain data collection experiment.
This m value is typically a constant for a certain data set; hence the input data size to the eigenvalue matrix computation is the same regardless of the size of the original data set.
Basically, any time a service is tracking more than 10,000 people and/or rules for a certain data provider, they'll start paying at a rate of $0.01 per user or rule per month, with a maximum payment of $1,000 per month for each data provider tracked.
Furthermore, they show that the trade-off depends on the CNRs and the transmit power budget: larger CNRs and a larger transmit power budget result in a more favorable power-rate trade-off, as more power can be saved for a certain data rate decrease.
To tackle this issue, the analysis pipeline will estimate the number of clusters for a certain data set automatically.
The higher the percentage difference, the more specific the OFS is for predicting a certain data set.
For example, an application may require a certain data format or standard to be presented.
The concept of "fitness for use," e.g. how well a certain data set meets the needs of an application, has also been proposed as the overall measure of the quality/certainty of geospatial data (Fisher et al. 2010 Devillers et al. 2010).
MyGrid [ 18], for example, provides an ontology-based mechanism, which can be used by a service provider to register services (e.g., SOAP-based WebyServices) and by a service consumer to issue queries for services related to a certain data-type.
Furthermore, to deal with different level noises and outliers, we propose to use 'soft' capped norm, which caps the residual of outliers as a constant value and provides a probability for certain data point being an outlier.
