Sentence examples for for equivalent classification from inspiring English sources
There is a need for equivalent classification categories for aerial application conditions.
A classification of separated eigenvalue boundary conditions of 2nth order problems for which all the coefficient operators of the operator pencil (1.1) are self-adjoint is given in [9], Theorem 4.7, while an equivalent classification for fourth order problems is given in [4].
Moving onto the diabetes dataset, we see that decision trees and KNN yield almost equivalent classification accuracy for the proposed method compared to other feature selection methods.
It is designed for the extraction of alternative and equivalent classification models through iterative deletion of selected features.
Using the Australian principles for classifying biosolids, LWSC biosolids qualify for a classification equivalent to a "Restricted Land Application Use" Class C. In doing so, the authors are aware of the dangers of setting national standards based on those from developed countries (Montangero and Strauss 2004; Ingallinella et al. 2002).
Equivalent International Classification of Diseases for Oncology, Third Edition (ICD-O-3) codes for the included sites can be found on the SEER web site.
As to the utility of SOC HE 2010_EP, it is also a disadvantage that we do not have equivalent, commensurate classifications available for earlier occupational codes before SOC2010, which would be needed for long-term trend analyses.
Theorem (Equality for Equivalents).
\(\qed\) Theorem (Equality for Equivalents).
We utilized the maximum likelihood (MLHD) method for classification which is equivalent to linear discriminant analysis (LDA) [ 26, 79].
Twenty-seven nurses were observed for 109.8 hours in year 1, and 30 were observed for 81.5 hours in year 3. Rosters (schedules) from each ward were used to calculate the full time equivalents (FTEs) for each nurse classification (enrolled nurse [one year vocational preparation], registered nurse-new graduate, registered nurse 2 to 4 years, registered nurse 5+ years, clinical nurse specialist).
