Sentence examples for graphs derived from from inspiring English sources

Thresholding is a necessary step to use binary graphs derived from functional connectivity data.

Exploiting the recent works in combinatorial rigidity theory we provide mathematical characterizations of these graphs derived from 'minimal' linkages.

The second experiment concerned the task graphs derived from real world applications such as montage work flow, molecular dynamic code.

For evaluation purposes, we implemented our heuristics using OpenMP multithreading, and tested them over real world graphs derived from multiple application domains (e.g., internet, citation, biological).

Thirdly, we use distances obtained from the spectra of S+(U3) to cluster graphs derived from real-world image data and these are qualitatively better than those obtained with the spectra of the adjacency matrix.

By extensive tests on AS graphs derived from the Internet, we show that our heuristic is often equal or a few percent close to the optimal, and that, in the case of precomputation, its time consumption can be much lower than with other well-known algorithms.

He adduces the following graph derived from the Kaiser Family Foundation's April report on the subject:This graph surprised me.

As you can see from the top graph, derived from work by Lombard Street Research, the US has been in almost continuous deficit since the early 1980s.

The change to be made is first observed in the schema graph, a graph derived from the ontological representation.

Figure 6 Wireshark IO graph derived from a packet trace between the USRP and the host machine.

We demonstrate our method on a simple triangular network topology and characterize a network contract graph derived from more than 10 major carrier backbones and new entrant networks.