'representative information' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a set of facts or data that are intended to be an example or representation of a whole. For example: "The survey collected representative information on the education levels of adults in the region."
For this reason, remote sensing approaches are very attractive for elucidating more spatially representative information.
The key advantage of this method lies into the ability of mining representative information and sensitive features from raw data.
A robust return algorithm of approximately second order is developed, using a mid-step state to obtain representative information about the return path.
The information about PM concentration dynamics may be used to design sampling strategy, which serves to attain representative information about PM behavior in time.
Suitable processing methods are needed to extract representative information from flame images, as they contain large amounts of data whose physical interpretation is not, in general, straightforward.
The proposed architecture is then analyzed in the context of a set of representative information extraction problems, more specifically supervised and unsupervised channel equalization, and blind separation of convolutive mixtures.
A multi-level storyline visualization method then organizes and synthesizes a suitable amount of representative information, including both the locations and interested objects and characters, with the assistance of arrows, according to the relationships between the video story units and the temporal structure of the video sequence.
Additionally, equal opportunities for students to participate give the instructor more representative information about student thinking.
The current study is the first to provide detailed, nationally representative information about firearm ownership among U.S. veterans.
On the other hand, Figure 6b shows a more representative information about the pattern formation related to the test instance.
DNN can adaptively mine representative information from the original data without the need for prior knowledge because of the depth structure.
