Sentence examples for manual classification of from inspiring English sources

The annotations process was restricted to the manual classification of the relation type existing between co-occurring terms [23].

It was developed in 1963 by the Derwent World Patent Index (DWPI) to facilitate the manual classification of chemical compounds reported in patents.

A quadrat-based manual classification of this video mosaic at 0.25 m2 resolution shows the exact proportion of facies abundance across the mound surface.

Smaller scale uses of CARAM can reach much better precision in the case of manual classification of the CSP answers to the CAIQ questionnaire - which is time consuming but doable and even advisable for some categories of CSCs.

In oil production, this has two shortcomings: firstly, it is easily affected by the subjective experience of the technical staff; secondly, there are larger workloads in manual classification of the training samples.

However, with the ever increasing possibilities to extract new compounds from text documents using name-to-structure tools and considering the large number of compounds deposited in databases, automated and comprehensive chemical classification methods are needed to avoid the error prone and time consuming manual classification of compounds.

For symmetric structures with multiple self-stress modes, two efficient methods, respectively applying singular value decomposition on the constrained equilibrium matrix and performing eigenvalue analysis without manual classifications of member types, are proposed to compute the independent states of self-stress retaining full symmetry.

MC-UPGMA and TRIBE-MCL performed exceptionally well in our comparison and nicely reconstructed most manual classifications of both chemosensory and ABC transporter genes.

The comparison of the manual classification to the automated one (into 'true' and 'false') clearly demonstrates the dilemma.

The goal is to allow information capture without forcing a user to change context and leave the experience they are engaged in, and then support automated and manual classification and organization of the information when it is appropriate, a bit like the weekly photo tagging activity of Facebook users.

In 2004, the Duval County Health Department (DCHD) implemented a standalone syndromic surveillance (SS) system, which required the manual classification and entry of emergency department (ED) chief complaints by hospital staff.