Sentence examples for predictions of discrete from inspiring English sources

These alignments have been analyzed, along with the phylogenetic tree of the species, by the program phastCons [ 39] to make predictions of discrete conserved genomic elements and to produce conservation level scores for each position (base) in the human genome.

In this study, we explored SIC predictions of discrete-state (Markov process) and continuous-state (Linear Dynamic) models that allow for certain types of cross-channel interaction.

The linear and polynomial kernel-based SVMs provided predictions with least accuracy and therefore were not recommended for genome wide prediction of discrete traits.

In addition to more accurate prediction of discrete features of the elevated temperature material stress strain response of stainless steel (i.e. strength and stiffness reduction factors), a material model for the continuous prediction of the stress strain response by means of a modified compound Ramberg Osgood formulation has also been proposed.

Moreover, c2 evaluates the most fundamental prediction of discrete and continuous models.

Queueing network models have been widely applied as a powerful tool for modelling, performance evaluation, and prediction of discrete flow systems, such as computer systems, communication networks, production lines, and manufacturing systems.

Multivariate regression is a flexible machine learning method, suited to prediction of discrete, continuous and censored time-to-event (survival) outcomes from arbitrary combinations of predictor variable classes.

This contradicts experimental data and predictions of the discrete particle theory (atomic-lattice approach) for high frequencies.

In a recent experiment (Journal of Sound and Vibration 265 (2003) 109) on the measurement of the elements of the transfer matrix across a perforate row with a subsonic low Mach number grazing mean flow, a discrepancy is observed between the experimental data and the prediction of a discrete approach.

The predictions of size effects from discrete and micropolar simulations are examined.

The findings support a model of lexical predictability effects in which there is broad pre-activation of potential continuations, rather than discrete predictions of specific lexical items.