Sentence examples for membership margin from inspiring English sources

That is, it extracts the most pertinent markers since it is based on feature weighting according to the maximization of a membership margin.

Our approach involves feature weighting based on a membership margin in order to improve the performance of fuzzy classifiers on high dimensional and heterogeneous problems.

To avoid the heuristic search during the feature selection procedure, MEMBAS optimizes a membership margin based objective function by using classical optimization techniques providing an analytical solution [ 60].

We have recently proposed a new feature selection algorithm, referred to as MEMBAS for MEmbership Margin Based Attribute Selection [ 59] which enables to process similarly the three data types (numerical, qualitative, interval) based on an appropriate mapping using fuzzy logic concepts.

In 1973, Edward Heath, the Conservative Prime Minister of the day, led Britain into the European Economic Community, as it was then called, and in a referendum two years later, the public endorsed Britain's membership by a margin of roughly two to one.

Britain has been grumbling about the European Union for four decades without getting close to withdrawal; a 1975 referendum backed membership by a wide margin.

But the Socialists abstained rather than derail the government, and that left a comfortable margin for membership in the monetary system.

There needs to be a big margin for continued membership, big enough to take the wind out of Eurosceptic sails for a generation.

A nationwide vote, set for March, is the first on the issue since 1986, when voters rejected membership by a 3-to-1 margin.

The contract was approved by all locals and by the overall membership by a two-to-one margin, the union said.

Costco Wholesale said on Wednesday that its quarterly profit rose 6 percent as rising sales and membership fees made up for declining margins.