Sentence examples for ranking of classification from inspiring English sources

These tests performed with three comparisons of: a ranking of the number of intervals, ranking of running time, and ranking of classification performances (predictive accuracy and AUC).

Further ranking of classification categories was "binding" (28%), "structural molecule activity" (12%), and "transporter activity" (8%).

Current scientific approaches have produced a nested yet nonhierarchical picture of biological classification, in stark contrast to the heirarchical scheme of Linnean taxonomy, which specifies somewhat arbitrary universal ranks of classification (e.g., Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order).

In this paper we present a novel approach for computer-aided detection which faces the class imbalance with a cascade of boosting classifiers where each node is trained by a learning algorithm based on ranking instead of classification error.

In the ranking of classifiers, classification random forests performed best on average.

A performance ranking of these classification methods is carried out and differences in homogeneity of grouping results were shown, whereby selected groups were related to hydrogeological indices and geological descriptors.

The benefit of using learning-to-rank instead of classification methods is that we predict exactly T links by considering the top-T pairs of our ranking.

The dominance concept can define levels of optimality without reduction of objective dimensionality to sort populations accordingly, and the given populations constitute typically several ranks (fronts) of classification for individuals.

The ranking of the classifications by InfoKeep score remained virtually unchanged from the overall analysis and was similar between the two subgroups.

First three ranks of sequential classification of cultivation models with desirable properties were captured by variants planted in autumn, while the last rated variants were those from clonal propagation planted in spring.

Since then, this "new disorder" has been the subject of scientific interest until the recent call for it to join the ranks of DSM V classification.