Sentence examples for maximizing the community from inspiring English sources
This matrix is used in the second step to obtain the best equivalence of communities by maximizing the community scoring function: (5) The maximization of F(core) is achieved by Hungarian method based on the community similarity matrix.
Interacting with the community, learning and understanding their perceptions and preferences provided valuable means of engaging the community and maximizing the potential for community participation.
The intervention was delivered in a group format by CHWs in community-based settings and was overseen by registered dieticians employed by a local DEP, thereby minimizing the contributions of research resources and maximizing the responsibilities of community-based staff.
The landscape configuration also should be considered in order to maximize the hoverflies community in agricultural landscapes, and to maximize the ecosystem services it provides.
The White House said Yatsenyuk and Lew "agreed that securing passage of IMF quota legislation is needed to maximize the international community's support to Ukraine".
To the best of our knowledge, we do not find any algorithm which is designed for disjoint community partition with the objective of maximizing the influence propagation within each community.
The "leading eigenvector method" of [15] is able to divide the network in two (or if applied recursively, more) non-overlapping communities maximizing the modularity measure Q.
By maximizing the modularity criterion, four communities were identified in this graph.
In the merging process, subgroup pairs are iteratively merged to identify the final community structure maximizing the modularity.
The lowest curves are the ones most left-skewed and thus represent better correspondence between the communities identified by maximizing the Jaccard similarity and the ASes.
Based on the bipartite partition density, the bipartite network community detection problem is formulated into an integer nonlinear programming model in which a bipartite network can be partitioned into reasonable overlapping communities by maximizing the quantitative function.
