Sentence examples for measure and classification from inspiring English sources

The results from their work reveal that various sensors on smartphones can provide good source of information for an accurate measure and classification of different driving styles.

This suggests that extensible motifs may be preferred to rigid ones also in those cases where they are used as bases for similarity measure and classification among sequences.

This study made use of a single objective measure and classification of lymphedema, which as previously has been identified to be conservative [ 11]; future work may benefit from the inclusion of more than one objective system of measuring and classifying lymphedema.

In contrast, class-II (dark green) values tend to overlap with the other two classes, i.e. for some combination of dimension, similarity measure and classification method, a class-II value is grouped with a class-I value, and for some other combination, it is grouped with a class-III value.

Many, Ms. Zarghami said in a telephone interview, are " 'educational lite,' as opposed to full-on learning tools".The three new math kits, $20 each, focus on skills like counting, measuring and classification, and include an activity book, workbook and storybook, "Mighty Math Mission Cards" with curriculum-based games, an episode on DVD, pencils and an eraser.

However, as currently practiced, the delineation is highly subjective and dependent on the similarity measures and classification techniques employed.

The proposed measures and classification models were evaluated on the basis of computer experiments which were carried out on diverse set of benchmark datasets.

More specifically, the sessions aimed to discuss new developments since 1996 in measures and classification systems used both in research and in practice, and agree on future needs in the field.

The focus of the sessions was to discuss new developments that had taken place since 1996 with regard to the measures and classification systems used in research and practice, and agree on what is needed in the near future.

What are the sensitivity and specificity of the self-reported systems in relation to the objective measure (perometry) and classification of lymphedema?

Finally, additional risk measures and classifications of tunnel safety are introduced.