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In other words, the "Ceiling_height" variable will be instantiated by a ceiling height instance that belongs to one of those types of rooms.
In this paper we extend the classical notion of strong and weak backdoor sets for SAT and CSP by allowing that different instantiations of the backdoor variables result in instances that belong to different base classes; the union of the base classes forms a heterogeneous base class.
In the knowledge base, instances that belong to the same class were distinguishable because they participated in different relations.
In Fig. 1, the (blue) rectangles represent the instances that belong to class ω1 and the (red) circles represent the instances belonging to class ω2.
where the denominator term in (18) is only for normalization and p∈ [ 0,1] is the proportion of instances that belong to the component α.
These instances, the company says, "are ideal for workloads where corporate policies or industry regulations require that your EC2 instances be isolated from instances that belong to other customers at the host hardware level".
[26] propose an active learning schema, based on graph-theoretic clustering algorithms, to suppress the lack of ability from common active learning approaches in selecting new instances that belong to new classes that have not yet appeared in the working set, and the lack of adaptability to changes in the semantic interpretation of sample classes.
Redundant clusters are merged and instances that belong to multiple clusters are assigned unambiguously.
Liver denotes all instances that belong to the class InflammatoryDisease and are further related through the relationship hasLocation to some instance of the class Liver.
In the previous section, we evaluated our approach under the first setting, where we assume we are given only instances that belong to one of the 12 relation types.
The most straightforward method is under-sampling, in which instances that belong to the majority class are eliminated until a balanced distribution is reached.
