Sentence examples for partial memberships from inspiring English sources

Recently, fuzzy clustering has been applied in GT because the fuzzy clustering algorithm can present partial memberships for part machine cells so that it is suitably used in cellular manufacturing systems for a variety of real cases.

A sensitivity analysis of the index and the POT series indicated that these results are reasonably robust provided catchments are allowed to have partial memberships in all of the groupings identified.

It is therefore necessary to formulate partial memberships of voxels, as provided by the probability theory.

This result also justifies the use of fuzzy clustering and shows the benefit of allowing partial memberships.

Fuzzy c-means (FCM) is based on the idea of finding cluster centres by iteratively adjusting their positions and evaluation of an objective function as in (hard) c-means, yet allows more flexibility by introducing the possibility of partial memberships to clusters.

Well, we knew that, didn't we? Brexit means Brexit, no "partial membership", no "half-in, half-out".

Not partial membership of the E.U., associate membership of the E.U., or anything that leaves us half in, half out," she said.

Mr. Abbas is expected to announce soon how the Palestinian Authority will stake its claim at the United Nations, whether seeking partial membership through the General Assembly or full membership through the Security Council.

Defence policy is not an area of EU activity that falls under the scope of EU law, and so relatively flexible ways of ensuring the continued participation of the UK in foreign and defence policy activities will be easier to develop than, say, partial membership of the single market.

In contrast, fuzzy set theory allows for partial membership.

He introduced concepts of plastic boundaries in company with partial membership contrasting the prevailing crisp logic, which a value may or may not belong to one class.