Using dimensions and recognising 'middle ground' categories, such as schizoaffective disorder, are both ways to achieve this.
The points in this dataset were also classified by the provider into ground and non-ground categories using their proprietary method and TerraScan software (TerraSolid Ltd., Helsinki, Finland).
The LiDAR points were processed, geo-referenced and classified by the service provider into ground and non-ground categories using their proprietary method and MARS software (Merrick & Company, Colorado, USA).
Although there are many individual biomass variables for pond pine from other sources [47, 48], none provide the level of thematic detail across above and below-ground categories consistent with our approach.
We grounded categories in the data in different rounds of analysis, thus clustering the categories that could describe the video tapes in a qualitative way.
Controls for "city" and "ground distance category" (proximal or distal) were introduced, though they had little impact.
Within the same study area, a further 63 plots were measured as part of a research study (Stone et al. 2011) with a sampling design comprising 16 strata defined according to age class, thinning history and ground slope categories.
Clustering accuracy is another evaluation measure that discovers the one-to-one relationship between real clusters and the ground-truth categories and measures the extent to which each cluster contained the objects from the co-responding ground-truth category.
In the ancient Greco-Roman world, phenotypical differences such as skin color and hair texture were noticed but did not ground discrete categories of biological difference.
The averages from the individual runs obtained employing SVM as a classifier are reported through confusion matrices in Tables 1, 2, and 3 (the -axis represents the inferred classes while the -axis represents the ground-truth category).
