Sentence examples for kernel kernels from inspiring English sources

Ear and kernel (kernels are referred to as "fruit" in the plant ontology database; http://www.plantontology.org) data were collected from self-pollinated (FL environment) or open-pollinated (2003 environments) ears.

The sensitivity of the predicted outbreak size was assessed for various assumptions underlying vaccination (time to full protection in cattle, vaccine efficacy), the transmission kernel (kernel parameter, kernel shape) and temperature dependence in the transmission of BTV between farms (Figure 3C G).

In fact, we have found that a SVM classifier under a standard Gaussian (' rbf') kernel kernel) inevitably encounters overfitting for mass spectral proteomic data through rigorously theoretical analysis.

Germinated kernels (kernels with visible roots and coleoptile) were scored every day at the same time for 10 d.

Once, in an interview, she said, "Which would you rather do: Eat a dish of rice kernel by kernel or take a spoonful to get a good taste?" For the applied version of this philosophy, Wood coined the term "chunking".

Windows XP is the company's attempt to base its consumer software on a more stable core of computer code (called a kernel): the kernel used in its own Windows NT and 2000.

Kernel 1. Initialization kernel.

The several frequently used kernel functions are linear kernel, polynomial kernel, RBF kernel, and Sigmoid kernel.

Linear kernel, sigmoid kernel, polynomial kernel, and RBF kernel are most commonly used kernel functions.

Widely used kernel function includes the triangle kernel, Gaussian kernel, Epanechnikov kernel among others.

Maize kernel traits such as kernel length, kernel width and kernel number determine kernel weight and, consequently, maize yield.