Sentence examples for representations derived from from inspiring English sources

Presumably, the most robust way to achieve this is to bulk representations derived from individual samples of genomic DNA.

Instead, given a pair of images that are related by a non-uniform image deformation, the lack of affine covariance implies that there will be a systematic bias in the image representations derived from such Gabor functions, corresponding to the difference between the backprojected Gabor functions in the two image domains.

Briefly, this algorithm transforms high dimensional gene expression data into distinct two-dimensional color graphic representations deriving from the averaging over a suitable nearly-squared pixel grids, in which each pixel represents the mean value of a given group of genes (around 5-10 genes/pixel on average) having similar expression pattern among different samples.

It is based on the modeling of the system in a fuzzy Takagi Sugeno representation derived from a physical model.

The method is based on a new integral representation derived from the classic spatial form, and on suitable further manipulations of the relevant integrands to render the integrals amenable to efficient and accurate approximations through standard quadrature formulas.

Depiction of a one-hot representation derived from the SMILES of a molecule.

One is the hard recognition result of monophones, and the other is a soft representation derived from the posterior outputs of monophone DNN.

This direct input of environment information is placed onto a grid work representation derived from the path integrator [34].

At the time of writing, OCRe included a study design representation derived from BRIDG [ 55], a study design typology [ 56], the ERGO formal machine readable representation of eligibility criteria [ 53], and a model of study outcomes that separates the phenomena of interest from the variables that encode them [ 55].

This duplication of protein representation derives from the fact that a single protein can undergo multiple post-translational modifications with each species displaying a different electrophoretic mobility.

At least this could be the case if our representations derived even part of their content from links with mind-independent objects and states of affairs.