Sentence examples for mixed classification from inspiring English sources

This new machine evaluates all the training data into a 1-versus-1-versus-rest structure during the decomposing phase by using a mixed classification and regression SV Machine (SVM) formulation.

At the Paralympics teams in the sport of wheelchair rugby are made up of mixed classification quadriplegic athletes of both sexes.

The algorithm consists of two key components, namely sentiment normalisation and evidence-based combination function, which have been used in order to estimate the intensity of the sentiment rather than positive/negative label and to support the mixed sentiment classification process.

The new design was intended for express passenger and semi-fast work in Southern England, though it had to be equally adept at freight workings due to the nominal "mixed traffic" classification Bulleid applied to the class for them to be built during wartime.

In order to provide a comparative reference of the performance of the STRF feature space relative to other existing approaches, we rerun the same set mixed training/testing classifications using audio features from the MPEG-7 audio framework which include zero-crossing, spectral slope, spectral roll-off as well as spectral envelope features resulting in 260-dimensional feature mapping.

It was found for nonlinear Lagrangian mixing times that for this paradigm helical coherent structure, 22% of the trajectory pairs were bounded by the initial separation (non-mixing) and 78% mixed in various classifications of convective dispersal.

During field visit settlements and cultivation were found highly mixed, while image classification was conducted, they were merged together.

Segmentation approach: mixed, detection-by-classification, and HMM-based.

For bacterial families with incomplete genus-level classification or mixed genera profiles, a mixed designation was given to the bacterial family.

In this paper, we employ a mixed integer programming based classification algorithm named hyper-box enclosure method (HBE) for the classification of some cancer types with a minimal set of predictor genes.

The classification of mixed states as defined in DSM- 5 is less restrictive than in DSM- IV TR and challenges us at methodological and therapeutic levels.