Sentence examples for purely numerical data from inspiring English sources

One model is derived from a purely numerical data mining approach, relying on the implementation of a Neural Network that treats the data set globally.

However, the results need to be interpreted cautiously, with a full understanding that FEA methods are purely numerical data that are mathematically enumerated.

We show that even on purely numerical-valued data the results of text classification on the derived text-like representation outperforms the more naive numbers-as-tokens representation and, more importantly, is competitive with mature numerical classification methods such as C4.5, Ripper, and SVM.

In principle, in-between tasks might be solved by simply converting structural information into a purely numerical code, and then comparing numerical values, without reference to body structure.

The description of drainage network within a basin which was purely qualitative was transferred into a rigorous quantitative science capable of providing numerical data of practical value by Horton (1932, 1945).

In order to investigate whether the SE found were produced by purely numerical combinations of transient fetal and maternal heart rates, surrogate pairs of data sets were constructed.

Such difficulty arises from the fact that the physical relationships underlying the retrieval process are represented by a NN in a purely numerical form, without any reference to the causal relationships that link the observed data.

Therefore, we introduced Minimal Net Clustering in this paper so that the data was condensed and the computational cost could be reduced by a purely numerical method without biological bias.

The paper aims to demonstrate the synergy between X-ray computed tomography (CT) data for a concrete specimen and numerical simulations of elastic wave propagation in a purely numerical concrete model (NCM).

Those calculations are purely numerical.

H.Y. analysed the numerical data.