Sentence examples for have provided a comparison from inspiring English sources

Despite the growing number of machine-learning algorithms that have been developed, relatively few studies have provided a comparison of an array of different learners — typically, model comparison studies have been restricted to a comparison of only a few models.

Authors of [12] have provided a comparison between TDMA and CSMA/CA as shown in Table 3.

We have presented an extensive physical map and a first-generation linkage map for D. serrata, a model species for studying climatic adaptation and sexual selection, and we have provided a comparison of the location of genes with D. melanogaster.

Despite all the worries in terms of the disconnect between bonds and stocks the inverted Treasury yield has provided a comparison of the three month treasury yield climbing above the ten year treasury yield.

Although Sect. 2 has provided a comparison among the logit, weibit and hybrid models, we take a more detailed illustration of the three models in the grid network with the uniform O D demands (see Table 3 and Table 4).

However, to our knowledge no published data has provided a comparison of activity limitations and evolution of disability between people with knee arthroplasty and those with hip arthroplasty in a national representative sample.

Wilkins et al. have provided a detailed comparison of these models [91].

The studies described above have provided a valuable comparison of growth conditions, but these individually-gathered datasets have not been fully integrated to provide a systems biology view of metabolism, which is crucial to understanding methylotrophic growth and predicting metabolic manipulations for industrial benefit.

In this paper we have provided a mathematical comparison of a general model based on the theory of age- and generation-structured populations with other formulations (such as Smith-Martin, cyton and branching processes) and show under what conditions they are mathematically equivalent.

Simultaneous measurement in a local laboratory would nevertheless have provided a useful comparison.

Hsu and Lin [ 19] have provided a detailed comparison and conclude that "one-against-one" is a competitive approach.