Sentence examples for interpretation of the features from inspiring English sources
(2) The Forward selection is performed using an OP-ELM classifier to find a good features set, from which follows a possible interpretation of the features or the typical classification for steganalysis.
This observation suggests that if any information related to the probable illuminant spectrum is available then it might be possible to improve the interpretation of the features obtained from a pixel-level colour constancy algorithm.
Another possible interpretation of the features observed on Swarm dY and dH residuals is given in terms of the magnetic effect at low and mid-latitudes of net field-aligned currents flowing into the ionosphere on the day-side and out of the ionosphere on the night-side as theoretically hypothesised by Crooker and Siscoe (1981).
Then, we will calculate values of Q for models of particles possibly representing real scatterers, and look for domains of the parameters where the behavior of S is simple (the approximate theory will then be usable with a mere correction factor) or characteristic (possible and unambiguous interpretation of the features).
The fine-grained measure of the dynamic behavior allows for an intuitive interpretation of the feature's performance.
However, the advantage of a LDA is the simple access and interpretation of the feature loadings and thus an initial assessment of the importance of the different variables.
Geomorphic interpretation of these features indicated the occurrence of two successive megafloods.
Apparent exposure ages of tor summit bedrock surfaces ranging between 79 and 37 ka in an area deglaciated at ∼11 ka are consistent with the interpretation of these features as relict landforms that have survived glaciation with little or no erosion.
There has been extensive academic debate over the interpretation of these features.
We then present a probabilistic interpretation of the main features of the new autocovariance function.
Such is the case in the interpretation of the various features linking Arabic to either the Southwest Semitic languages, or, in contrast, the Northwest Semitic languages.
