Sentence examples for from a single network from inspiring English sources
Our live data was collected for 24 hours from a single network intrusion detection sensor.
Additional experiments on a single-stream highway and normal feedforward network, both of which generate spectral and F0 features from a single network, show that these networks must be deep enough to generate both kinds of acoustic features well.
With these reassuring results from a single network, we proceed by testing BtA on whole series: We generate structures with both regular components and exceptional ones, which BtA has to identify.
Each dot represents data from a single network configuration.
A Delay node receives a signal from a single network node but will not respond to it for a specified number of iterations.
There are large number of algorithms that extend simple guilt-by-association when predicting gene function from a single network including (Karaoz et al., 2003; Nabieva et al., 2005; Vazquez et al., 2003).
With data from only a single network it is not possible to separately identify β1 and β2 and hence test between the local aggregate and local average models (or indeed find that the truth is a hybrid of the two effects).
Jim Jensen (1979) was the first to suggest that the multiple profiles of mitochondria seen in the gametocytes were in fact derived from a single network-like organelle.
This clade has an estimated age of 360,000 years using our relaxed molecular clock calibration, being the only clade that includes all mtDNA haplotypes from different populations into a single network under the limits of parsimony.
Data on all patients ≥18 years discharged from three New York City hospitals within a single network were obtained retrospectively from a larger electronic database as part of an NIH-funded study (Distribution of the Costs of Antimicrobial Resistant Infections, NR010822).
However, existing methods usually select a single network from them for classification and the discriminative power of this set of networks has not been fully exploited.
