Sentence examples for of its classifications from inspiring English sources

This classifier has become popular within the remote sensing community due to the accuracy of its classifications.

Keeping in view the far ranging impact of Edge Cloud Computing in future mobile generations, a comprehensive review of the prevalent Edge Cloud Computing frameworks and approaches is presented with a detailed comparison of its classifications through various QoS metrics (pertinent to network performance and overheads associated with deployment/migration).

For example, a model can achieve 90% accuracy on a sample in which only 10% of the data points are positive simply by classifying every instance as negative, even though all of its classifications for positive samples are incorrect.

But the fact that this film will struggle to find an audience – not just because of its classification but also because it's weird and sad and refuses to deliver any sort of message for young people – makes it all the more lovable.

Unsure of its classification, Tattersall provisionally considered it a variant of the silky sifaka in his 1982 book, The Primates of Madagascar, citing its mostly off-white to yellowish fur, but also noting its uncharacteristic orange crown patch and tufted ears.

Whatever Pluto is, after all, it is, and the question of its classification, its taxonomic place, seems secondary to our understanding of why it's a weird spot in the solar system.

But there are two problems existing in the VCA method: first, it is difficult to set a threshold of its classification decision function.

The home secretary, Jacqui Smith, reversed the government's earlier lowering of its classification after research linked heavy use of the stronger and increasingly common "skunk" cannabis with schizophrenia and other mental illnesses.

To make the system run on mobile, the company had to create a stripped-down version of its classification engine.

This limitation of Child Pugh has been previously identified by a number of authors and may be due to a 'ceiling' effect of its classification system [31].

As for (C_{8}) (equitable treatment of competing airline), one concrete example of its classification as an effect attribute can be observed through its relation to (C_{1}) (cost of using the flight routes).