Sentence examples for revised clustering from inspiring English sources
In order to evaluate and compare the effect of both Kachirski et al.'s (revised) clustering algorithm and our proposed PCAC algorithm on the total life time of the WSNs, we created a simulation environment in M A T L A B T M [16].
Figure 8 Elected CHs (two-hops) of the WSN shown in Figure 2 by using the revised clustering scheme.
The predicted results are validated by experimental data available in literature, and a revised cluster diameter correlation is then proposed for EMMS model previously developed for cocurrent-up gas solid flow.
We also found that partitioned-model analysis of the combined dataset, versus the concatenation-free analysis using BEST, produced near-identical estimates of the species composition of major clades and putative revised cluster groupings (i.e., more recent relationships).
For the taxonomically revised dataset, clustering led to 3% underestimation and GMYC to 5% overestimation (data not shown).
After consulting with substance-use experts, BTBC revised their cluster-investigation questionnaire and provided investigators with additional training on patient-interview procedures and drug-use subculture.
If onlooker bees fail to find the nectar source, scout bees will update cluster centers and search the whole area to revise the cluster centers.
MP participated in the GO annotation of the sequences, performed profiles clustering and revised critically the manuscript.
It can be seen that the entire optimization process is to revise the cluster centers and the membership degrees repeatedly until satisfying the stop criterion.
While previous clustering analysis of persistent and recurrent SNPs failed to produce significant functional enrichments, clustering of the recurrence matrix of our new data reveals significant functional enrichment in four clusters (revised Figure 5).
As a result, the rubric for assessment of the appropriate range of calculation type and complexity informed the NMC's revised Essential Skills Clusters for Medicines Management (NMC, 2010a; NMC, 2010b).
