"linear projection" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English, especially when referring to mathematics or computer science.
For example, "This neural network is able to process data using a linear projection algorithm."
This linear projection is, therefore, used to project the gene signatures inferred from the HaCaT data onto gene expression data from the HNSCC UMSCC1 and 1CC8 cell lines.
In the monitoring report, the projected value was derived by a linear projection starting from the year 2008, which is fixed for all indicators.
PCA chooses a dimensionality reduction by linear projection that maximizes the scattering of all projected samples.
Pinhole camera model (see Figure 9) is based on the principle of linear projection where each point in the object space is projected by a straight line through the projection center into the image plane.
In Paris in 2008, it comprised a grid of 64 spotlights; in Amsterdam that same year, 25 spotlights pierced the sky at four different sites; in Buenos Aires in 2012, it took the form of a 100m-long linear projection.
The PCA method is a linear projection.
Then there exists a bounded linear projection such that for each, and (1.3).
where z i is orthogonal to ξ i by linear projection.
Furthermore, it is worth noting that the linear projection-based feature selection is based on random projection theory rather than compressed sensing theory [11].
A comprehensive approach for real-time computations using a database of parametric, linear, projection-based reduced-order models (ROMs) based on arbitrary underlying meshes is proposed.
For example, linear projection-based feature extraction needs a training step to derive a low-dimensional subspace (which approximates the distribution of target image patterns).
