For any form of classification, a small change in accuracy will have a disproportionately large impact on usability.
The habitat suitability models for individual animals have the form of classification trees.
The object detection algorithm is a form of classification task, where pixels are either classified as belonging to a maritime object or not.
Constituents of a distributed system such as software agents, cars equipped with smart sensors, or intelligent robots may learn from each other by exchanging knowledge in form of classification rules, for instance.
This takes a form of classification procedure whose primary objective is the reduction of a number of viable alternatives rather than attempting to produce one winning class without supporting evidence.
Obstetricians use a unique form of classification of diabetes in pregnancy originally proposed by Dr. Priscilla White.94 The system was designed to estimate the prognosis for pregnancy outcome for women with diabetes who become pregnant.
By focusing on the coordination by contracts of the forward and reverse supply chains, the intention of this paper is to (1) present an overview of contracting literature and (2) suggest a classification of coordination contracts and contracting literature in the form of classification schemes.
The first one consist of a concise list of indicators (between 10 and 19, as for the cases of New York,12 Calgary and Greater Philadelphia); the indicators are put together without any form of classification (New York), or they can be grouped with the goals of the strategy (Calgary) or the themes of the assessment (Greater Philadelphia).
All biological classification follows this principle of groups within groups, known as a nested hierarchy, but this form of classification does not necessarily presuppose evolution.
Without some form of classification or organisation of concepts, differences in nursing language may be quite pronounced, and this could lead to different interpretations of nursing documentation [ 19].
