Sentence examples for more powerful classification from inspiring English sources
A more powerful classification procedure such as the ISAC program developed in the Penzcek lab may result in higher-quality class averages and aid the analysis.
There are likely to be better descriptors than the ones we are currently using and, once a good set of descriptors are selected there are more powerful classification algorithms that we can use to find the right constraints (the main reason for using the Naïve Bayes classifier was for its efficiency in feature selection through model selection).
A hierarchical architectural design is proposed where numerous components are joined together for a more powerful and strong classification of the visual data.
We predict that when applied to large cohorts of patients enrolled in clinical trials, this integrated epigenomics approach will provide more accurate disease classification and more powerful prognostic information, which could be then used to design improved risk adapted and targeted therapy clinical trials.
It is well known that classification techniques are more powerful in decision making, when they use a sufficient number of features to discriminate samples.
Although, we note that the classification was consistently more powerful when the magnitude information was used.
Although we studied only GBM cases, our results showed that IDH1/IDH2 mutations were more powerful prognostic factors than primary/secondary GBM classification; we observed better OS in primary GBM with mutated IDH1/IDH2 compared to the secondary GBM with no mutation).
The proposed 95% CI for W estimates allows a more powerful analysis of the correspondence between the classifications of typing methods.
Figures 1 and 2 show the best classification trees, separated by the more powerful prediction variable: chest radiograph pattern.
Regression analyses were more powerful in segregating offender status than sexual preference (mean classification accuracy: 76% versus 68%).
Pitted against the Dart in the ad-hoc "Class of '64" classification, the Fairlane would lose, its more powerful motor succumbing to numerous mechanical issues).
