Sentence examples for retrieval which are from inspiring English sources
For the interaction analysis in (i), we also had to apply a linear transformation to the data, because the d-values during encoding and retrieval (which are compared directly in the interaction contrast) differed too much in scale.
Hence, we strongly advocate the development of new cognitive models of the whole process of information retrieval which are capable of facing this problem.
We speculate that abnormal functioning of this network emerged during decision making due to the emphasis on executive processes (e.g., comparison of the SI and CI) and/or retrieval, which are modulated by this system [49].
For evaluation, we use two commonly used performance metrics in textual data retrieval, which are defined as follows: From these formulas, we can see they are closely related to false positive and false negative rates that are used in other fields.
The pharmaceutical company performs the information retrieval, which is then assessed by IQWiG.
Our method focuses on the chlorophyll-a concentration (chl-a) retrieval, which is commonly used as a proxy for phytoplankton concentration.
We therefore conducted an fMRI study using the NMDA antagonist ketamine in healthy human subjects during episodic memory retrieval, which is supposed to activate the posterior cingulate.
We suggested an approach of data centre node clustering for an efficient data placement and data retrieval which is unlike the routine in centralised architecture.
Students will work on the full-stack web development process while applying concepts taught in INFO 202, "Information Organization and Retrieval," which is a pre- or co-requisite for the course.
Dean: I think one of the interesting things is the field of information retrieval, which was fundamental to the work that Google did in its early days.
Though good classification accuracy has been demonstrated in the literature, a detailed study of compressed MRI stroke image retrieval which is crucial for telemedicine has not been studied extensively to the best of our knowledge.
