Sentence examples for from different networks from inspiring English sources

From the results, DBN model is sensitive to the scales and depths of the architecture as there are obvious differences between the classification rates from different networks.

Mr. Bowman is pessimistic about the long-term prospects for Web sites like Hulu that aggregate content from different networks.

Study this might work if it were somehow possible to synchronise datasets from different networks, but the prospects for this seem remote given concerns about anonymity.

Corazza, M., P. Bergamaschi, A. Vermeulen, T. Aalto, Laszlo Haszpra, Frank Meinhardt, S. J. O'Doherty, R. Thompson, J. Moncrieff, E. Popa et al. "Inverse modelling of European N2O emissions: assimilating observations from different networks". Atmos.

Three types of architectures from different networks were developed, one with only two inputs, one with three inputs and the third with mixed architecture combining an ANN with a model developed by Halpin Tsai.

These types of bonds, which are largely informational, are described by researchers as bridging social capital, which the authors loosely define as, "the formation of rather weak ties between people from different networks". Bonding social capital, on the other hand, has a more emotional tone.

We evaluate the performance of our framework using real traffic traces from different network environments and by considering two main applications: TM estimation and Heavy Hitter (HH) detection.

We evaluate the performance of SNIPER using both synthetic and real network measurement traces from different network topologies and by considering two main applications for per-flow size and delay estimations.

There should exists a negotiation protocol between orchestrators from different network operators which uses some slicing maintenance policy.

We would also like to study interesting visual analytic topics to compare multiple networks from different network construction procedures, in particular, between structural networks and functional networks.

We use Symptom-Evidence bipartite casuality graph, as discussed in Section 3.1, to represent the complex relationships among various observations from different network and security monitoring systems.