Sentence examples similar to instrument classifications from inspiring English sources

Each tribe has its own approach to instrument classification based on traditional ways of organizing knowledge.

FIELD OF INVENTION The present invention relates to financial instrument classification and more particularly, the present invention relates to financial instrument classification that is able to classify different financial instruments based on similarities in behavior patterns.

It explores such topics as musical archaeology and migrations, provides extensive coverage of music instrument classification and includes a survey of museum collections of instruments.

The invention relates generally to financial instrument classification and more particularly to methods and system for recognizing similarities in behaviors among financial instruments.

One disadvantage of current financial instrument classification systems is the lack of ability to classify different financial instruments based on similarities in behavior patterns.

This classification was later adopted and expanded by Erich von Hornbostel and Curt Sachs and has become the most commonly accepted system of instrument classification.

Another disadvantage of current financial instrument classification systems is that they require the user to be financially knowledgeable enough to create a list of financial instruments of interest and to have the ability to pick the appropriate criteria.

Fig. 2 Schematic of the STRF-based instrument classification.

Schematic of the processing stages involved in the STRF-based model of instrument classification.

In [29], Yu and Slotine drew inspiration from the visual classification method of [30] and proposed to extract spectrogram block matching-based features for instrument classification.

The BOF approach is highly successful in the music information retrieval (MIR) community, and has been applied to virtually every possible musical dimensions: genre classification [33, 34]; instrument classification [35, 36]; percussion instrument classification [37, 38]; audio fingerprinting [39]; noise classification [40].