Sentence examples for preserving distance from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in this experiment, on the premise of preserving distance feature, the GDEWRM is faster than GDEWORM.

Traditional unsupervised hashing methods are designed for preserving distance metric similarity which may lead to semantic gap among the high-level semantic similarities.

In contrast, for the purpose of preserving distance feature, we should choose a very large penalty parameter for GDEWORM, which limits the speed of LSF evolution.

Thus, the proposed model calculates in an analytic way three safe preserving distances to determine the best action a follower vehicle can take under a worst case scenario.

Random projections are used to project the input data into a lower dimensional space (closely preserving distances).

Similar to the multidimensional scaling (MDS) used by Hebert et al. [ 7], principal-coordinates (PCOORD) analysis, which makes it easier to detect grouping of deep branches with a large data set, was employed to find low-dimensional representations of the distance matrix of objects from high-dimensional space while preserving distances as much as possible [ 70, 71].

By contrast, Socrates argues, a simple narration preserves distance between narrator and narrated.

Some metric spaces admit the action of groups that preserve distance, others do not, but distance can be defined without talking about a group.

Such a manifold preserves distance relationships of the data, subject to the constraints of the nearest-neighbor graph and the locally (but not globally) linear embeddings that describe it.

In the Poincare disk the conformal transformations preserve distance relationships, rotations about the center being a special case.

Overall, the generated cluster tree preserved distance measurements between pairs of data objects, having a cophenetic correlation coefficient of 0.97.