Sentence examples for high-quality classification from inspiring English sources

In [13], authors proposed a TrAdaBoost transfer learning framework which constructed a high-quality classification model for target domain by a small number of labeled data and auxiliary data.

Both of the two approaches can produce high-quality classification results at the species level or above without using a significant amount of computation.

The Gene Ontology Consortium (GOC) provides high-quality classifications for types of transcription factors and captures the supporting evidence for the assignment of classes to gene products.

The high quality classification was based on adequate description of randomisation or comparator group, units of randomisation (patient v hip), masking (participants, outcome assessors), and allocation concealment.

Figure 3 shows that as the minimum reliability index increases from 1 to 150, the sensitivity and PPV both increase significantly, providing a means to offer higher quality classifications for a subset of the proteome.

In the present work we implement principles and methods to construct a chemical ontology of classes that shall support the automated, high-quality compound classification in chemical databases or text documents.

Remote sensing images classification is a complex process that may be affected by many factors, such as the availability of high-quality images, proper classification method, and the analytical ability of scientists.

Using just a small number of features, we gained high-quality solutions to classification problems in the analysis of high-dimensional gene expression data.

In machine learning, especially for classification, a high-quality training dataset is important for training the classification model.

The second is UniProtKB/TrEMBL, which contains high-quality records from automatic annotation classification.

CAZy is an extremely useful resource for its most original classification scheme and high-quality manual curation, and thus has been widely accepted by the carbohydrate research community.