Sentence examples for further split of from inspiring English sources

However, in this work, once unreliable users are detected at stage s, for the following s+1, s+2,…, K/n stages, we process users directly through the conventional SIC detector to avoid further split of the detection tree as this would bring high complexity when large number of users are considered.

By contrast, this study uses prefectural panel data, which means the number of prefectures in Japan is fixed at 47. Nevertheless, by power liberalization to accelerate in the future, we assume a further split of 47 prefectures (e.g., municipal and office level) to capture the power supply area.

However, given that the dyslexic group mean was below the 50th percentile in nonverbal intelligence (although the range is 16th – 84th percentile), attributing this trend in impaired parietal performance to reading ability alone was considered premature, and a further split of the CA group into three nonverbal intelligence groups was made.

For example, if we were only interested in how tumor size and area of residence were related to choice of surgery a classification tree might first split on "tumor size smaller than 20 mm", and then for such tumor sizes it might further split on "area of residence metropolitan".

The last group was further split on the basis of the employment status they reported during the first phase survey in 1998: the situation of participants who had received unemployment compensation was defined as long-term unemployment, while the situation of those who had not received compensation five years ago was defined as prolonged unemployment.

The German-led push, supported by 11 of 27 EU countries, embraces recent calls in Berlin and Brussels for a directly elected European president, sweeping new powers for the European parliament, and further splitting of the EU by creating a new parliamentary sub-chamber for the 17 countries of the eurozone.

Further, splitting of the regularized CCA into localized minimization subtasks across sensors enables distributed clustering of heterogeneous data based on their information content.

Further splitting of these two clusters, i.e. (a) into clusters (d) and (e), and (b) into (f) and (g), depends on the isomerization of the C-terminal peptide bond.

In this case, the actors' selective firming of their self-boundary was reflected in the further splitting of the abstract state into the subject enjoying ownership or use-rights of the land.

The distribution of genetic variation suggests further splitting of southern lineage at an estimated time of 1 Mya.

Regression trees were built through an iterative process called binary recursive partitioning, which comprises the splitting of the data into partitions and further splitting of the branches to minimise the squared deviations.