Sentence examples for mixed membership from inspiring English sources

Lu et al. propose a model for hashtag recommendation which collects time-sensitive latent topics from tweets by combining the Topics-over-Time (TOT) Model with the mixed membership model (MMM) [27].

Different group dynamics may exist in groups with all low SES members, all high SES members or mixed membership.

For the mixed membership model, the model grossly overestimates the number of types, by basically allocating a type for each combination of memberships.

(A ) The number of types found by the model; the vertical dashed line indicates the 'true' type number (not applicable to the mixed membership model).

A separate challenge is introducing mixed membership, with the same protein serving as a subunit in two distinct protein complexes (Palla et al., 2005).

Populations surveyed from CA showed mixed membership into two groups, with an average membership of 0.446 and 0.444 in the two clusters.

But the boss of golf's oldest governing body  insisted any move to mixed memberships at men-only clubs would have to come from within those organisations.

This constraint seems to be reasonable since a large dispersion implies somewhat mixed class memberships of data in general.

Wright and Lander (2003) concluded from their study that (p. 250) "there can be little assurance that arranging groups of mixed-ethnic membership will lead to profitable intercultural interaction".

The council, selected today by Mr. de Mello, replaces a mixed council with membership from both East Timor and the United Nations.

Taking into account family membership, mixed model linear regression analysis was used to evaluate the relations of characteristics of parentsadult and parentschild with offspring, adjusted for age, sex, and race.