Sentence examples for of multiple classification from inspiring English sources

An alternative here may be the use of Multiple Classification Analysis (MCA), also known as factorial ANOVA.

In this context, the present study introduces WSF2, a novel web spam filtering framework specifically designed to take advantage of multiple classification schemes and algorithms.

We describe several ways of measuring the categorization success that account for the attribution of multiple classification codes to each patent document.

We present a hybrid representation of architectural precedents that separates precedent instances from the concepts they embody, where the concepts are defined in terms of multiple classification taxonomies.

In this paper, we propose an environment recognition system for a wheeled mobile robot that consists of multiple classification analyses to make the robot more adaptive to various environments by selecting a suitable system such as decision making, navigation and controller using the result of the environment recognition system.

The heterogeneity of signs and symptoms has led to the development of multiple classification criteria.

Thus, strategies for using TRIBE-MCL range from simply using program defaults [22] or arbitrary user-defined values [23] to the generation of multiple classifications using different parameter values [24] and the use of parameter values found to be globally optimal with respect to some empirical quality measure [25].

Some cellulase reagents for effective hydrolysis of alkali-treated rice straw were first selected from 15 kinds of commercial cellulase reagents based on the calculation of regression analysis method on Excel solver, which is one of the multiple classification analysis.

In future work, we will first attempt to improve the discriminative power of the multiple classification framework and investigate how feature representation errors impact recognition frameworks.

One of the most controversial, influential, and striking parts of Kant's theory of judgment is his multiple classification of judgments according to kinds of logical form and kinds of semantic content.

Indeed the very importance of Kant's multiple classification of judgments has sometimes led to the misconception that his theory of judgment will stand or fall according to the fate of, e.g., his analytic-synthetic distinction, or his doctrine of synthetic a priori judgments.