Sentence examples for motivated methods from inspiring English sources

The model prototypes were used as initial parameters of linguistic motivated methods L-ME and T-ME.

Extreme value theory provides asymptotically motivated methods for modelling the occurrences of extreme values of oceanographic variables, such as significant wave height at a single location.

Inspired by several new geometrically motivated methods, DRLSC directly embeds the discriminative information as well as the local geometry of the samples into the regularization term so that it can explore as much underlying knowledge inside the samples as possible and aim to maximize the margins between the samples of different classes in each local area.

These observations motivated methods that integrate GWAS or perturbation information with functional annotations and other types of genomic data (most notably gene expression and protein interaction data).

This paper offers a practically motivated method for evaluating systems' abilities to handle external stress.

In this paper, a new biologically motivated method is proposed to effectively detect perceptually homogenous region boundaries.

A novel experimentally motivated method in order to design a family of easy-to-implement sliding-mode controllers for power converters is proposed.

We now report Significant Aberration in Cancer (SAIC), a carefully motivated method for accurately identifying SCAs using CNAs data from multiple samples.

Two approaches to calculating such scores are the statistically motivated informational methods (specifically, coarse-grained pairwise statistical potentials) and the first principles physics-based methods.

This notion underlines the profoundly heterogenetic background of BPD and motivates methods attempting to search for shared segregating risk loci in a more homogenous sample than in the present study.

A designed experiment involving nine cultivars grown under two levels of nitrogen fertilization and three levels of irrigation motivated the method of analysis that is based on time-varying Fourier terms.