Sentence examples for same set of representations from inspiring English sources

In all cases, the same set of representations was employed and the results of the KS test are summarized in Figure 2.

Criticism of previous accounts using the same set of markers has included the incomplete representation of taxa and the varying extant of missing data [ 12, 49].

As different views are different representations of the same set of instances, we can simultaneously use information from multiple views to improve the clustering results generated by the limited information from a single view.

The results show that the extended UNIQUAC model is able to give a good representation of ternary solubility diagrams and a fair representation of vapor liquid data, in the whole concentration range from infinite dilution to saturation, using the same set of interaction parameters.

Let us denote X as an attribute dataset and W as a graph affinity matrix, both of them are representations of the same sets of samples.

In these cases stereochemical layers of InChI for different input representations of the same substance will match only if they contain precisely the same sets of inexact information.

Instead of generating a diverse set of representation of quality at each trust, trusts produced Quality Accounts that were largely the same.

Even though mental and linguistic representations form different sets of representations, since they are closely connected with each other, for every logical constant in one of these sets of representations there will be another one of the corresponding syntactic type and with the same content, or at least a corresponding inferential role.

The same is true in the non-associative context: the equivalence of the category of formal loops to that of Sabinin algebras and to the category of irreducible Hopf algebras identifies that the corresponding sets of representations.

A symbolic representation may therefore be exponentially more compact than the enumerative representation of the same set.

All four inhabit the same set, designed by John Conklin: a raw-lumber representation of the Globe Theater in London.