Sentence examples for reduced subset from inspiring English sources

However, once the server has a list of suspect clients, the secure accusation protocols can be run only on this reduced subset.

This method is used to select a sufficiently reduced subset from the feature space D without affecting the performance of the classifier.

These prerequisites include (1) easy accurate application of electrodes; (2) using an optimally reduced subset of electrodes to minimize electrode application times without compromising the ability to detect cerebral dysfunction; (3) that the microEEG reliably records clinically valid EEGs in the electrically noisy environment of the ED.

From this reduced subset of models, screening for those in which Tal overexpression also leads to an increase in the DAHP production, led to the retention of 70, 42, 525, and 512 models for the 25∶75, 50∶50, 75∶25 and 95∶5 split ratios, respectively.

Stems and intact embryos expressed a reduced subset of PR10 proteins.

Therefore, we performed the subsequent enrichment analyses and network inference on the barley BBH reduced subset.

To decrease the computational complexity of this problem, we restrict ourselves to a reduced subset F' ⊂ F and we will first search for a consistent subset A ⊂ F' with maximum total score.

If a seed feature is eliminated, the subset M s led by this feature will be discarded (line A3:4); otherwise, features that remain in the (potentially reduced) subset are considered to be dependent with regard to the seed feature.

In essence, the described toolbox makes it possible to globally fit all data, or a noise-reduced subset of it (by applying SVD), and has extensions to include a direct search method in addition to a gradient based one, and makes it possible to graphically design a reaction model (via Matlab's Simbiology toolbox).

An RF-reduced subset of the amino acid index, rAAindex, (Table 2) with these 8 most important BPPs, is proposed for use in BPP encoding especially for statistical learning and other mathematical tasks involving protein sequences.

In this work, we have evaluated D iscern on two large-scale datasets: the CATRES benchmark dataset (Bartlett et al., 2002) and a homology-reduced subset of manually curated enzymes from the CSA (Porter et al., 2004).