Sentence examples for room for classification from inspiring English sources

Obviously it turns out that it is not the case that only patches close to the CoD are involved in our application, so there should be room for classification improvements by distortion correction.

Finally, we note there is still much room for improvement when applying classification to create multipollutant classes of ambient air quality.

The methodology used means that there was some room for human error in the classification of contiguity based on presence of landscape features along or between farm premises boundaries.

Machine learning techniques are employed to extract the location information from online RSS measurements showing promising performance for room-level classification.

No situation is plainly black or white, the pope wrote: "The divorced who have entered a new union, for example, can find themselves in a variety of situations, which should not be pigeonholed or fit into overly rigid classifications leaving no room for a suitable personal and pastoral discernment".

The classification systems described here are promising; however, there remains a lot of room for improvement in terms of using new features and classification methods.

Classification is sport specific and is governed by different international sports federations, but the IPC code sets the framework for classification across sports.

Other classification applications, such as electrical event detection in a home environment through sensing the electromagnetic interference [31] and room situation classification based on RF-channel measurements [32], show also a great potential of RF signal features for activity recognition.

Normalized ΔCt data were used for classification.

This concatenated feature was used for classification.

‡p<0.01 for classification index.