Sentence examples for grained time from inspiring English sources

Dropping the artificial segmentation into the (quite long) fixed-length documents then enables much more finely grained time resolution when looking for the relevant passages.

Recent studies have shown that very fine grained time synchronization is possible in such settings as well[26].

To address the issue of ectopic beats, we have adopted the intuitive idea that the coarse grained time sequence will be better reconstructed with the median value rather than mean value over non-overlapping windows.

This research lays the groundwork for behaviour modelling of fine-grained time series student data using feature-engineering-free techniques.

What makes BlowFish unique is its ability to navigate along this tradeoff curve efficiently at fine-grained time scales with low computational overhead.

122 (2005) 024112], where molecular bundles instead of individual processes are executed over coarse-grained time increments.

In this paper, we propose a comprehensive approach based on user check-in pattern to predict users' future check-in location at any fine-grained time in LBSNs.

Smart meters are the advanced meters capable of measuring energy consumption at a fine-grained time interval, e.g., every 15 min.

The increasing role of renewable sources like wind and solar necessitates the use of a fine-grained time scale for accurate assessment of their values.

Thirdly, a set of features are combined into a supervised scoring model and a classification model respectively for predicting user's check-in location at a fine-grained time in the future.

RAP allows an SP to emulate elastic or time-varying resource allocation at fine-grained time intervals within the planning horizon.