Sentence examples for identifying redundancies from inspiring English sources

In the second step, the extracted information is processed by identifying redundancies and contradictions and by placing the material in a corresponding structure for analysis.

We hypothesized that in addition to quantifying the relationship between diagnostic tests and disease states, information theory could be useful in addressing clinical information overload by identifying redundancies between laboratory tests done concurrently, as well as those done sequentially for the purpose of daily monitoring.

In text summarization, lexical inference can help identifying redundancy, when two candidate sentences for the summary differ only in terms that hold a lexical inference relation (e.g. "the battery is long-lasting" and "the battery is enduring").

This paper proposes an approach to evaluate post-earthquake response and recovery routes by identifying redundancy-based isolation measures to find out which zones in this city are most susceptible to disruptions of the transport system due to a devastating earthquake, and which emergency response trips are most vulnerable in the super-chaotic situation after the earthquake.

We have also shown for the first time by our case study that Petri nets may be used as a qualitative tool to determine the robustness of the structure of the network by identifying redundancy within the network that can be validated by numerical analysis.

We also developed other software tools for the purpose of identifying redundancy, automating the peptide validation process and for calculating the percent peptide coverage.

Using this higher confidence in identifying redundancy, machine learning predicts that about half of all genes in Arabidopsis showed the signature of predicted redundancy with at least one but typically less than three other family members.

We employed Spearman's rank correlation and multivariate principal component analysis factor analysis to identify redundancies between the assessed metrics and select the most promising ones.

The way Questetra's BPM suite (and similar products) work is that users chart business workflows to identify redundancies, "bottle necks" or conflicts in future company processes.

Borges et al. [4] present an unsupervised heuristic approach aimed at bibliographic metadata deduplication, which devotes special attention to fields that refer to the names of authors to correctly identify redundancies in these metadata records.

We identified redundancies and shortened the survey to enhance usability.