Sentence examples for scale importance from inspiring English sources

The urban design features identified were grouped into the "building blocks of a Liveable Neighbourhood", reflecting the scale, importance and sequencing of the design and implementation phases required to create walkable, pedestrian friendly developments.

Table 1 Interval proportional scale Importance of index i compared to index j Midpoint of interval a ij Interval width μ Equal importance 1 0 < μ < 1 Slightly higher importance 3 0 < μ < 1 Higher importance 5 0 < μ < 1 Much higher importance 7 0 < μ < 1 Absolute importance 9 0 < μ < 1 Midpoint of adjacent judgment 2,4,6,8 0 < μ < 1.

The large-scale importance of the fate of Trojans basketball, though, pales beside that of Trojans football and the athletic department as a whole.

Blue dots represent externally validated models with feature selection by scaled importance, and golden yellow color denotes externally validated models with feature selection by unscaled importance measure.

Consistent with literature, overall performance of selected sub-set of variables by RF unscaled importance measure ((VI 2) was better than scaled importance measure ((VI 1).

In the given problems, the maximum reduction of the features is 1037 9 variables ranked by scaled importance approach and 1079 29 variables in the case of unscaled importance.

The scaled importance (also called z-score) is the default output of the randomForest function, which is obtained by division of the raw/unscaled importance by its standard error.

For example, problem Histamine H _2) receptor (HRH2) is a worst generalized model constructed by unscaled importance based feature selection, but was optimally fitted by the scaled importance based set of features.

In the developed QSAR models of selected problems, the PVE score of the full-model ranges 0.13 0.59 while in the SF-model PVE ranges between 0.32 0.87 and 0.33 0.84 from scaled importance ((VI 1) and unscaled importance ((VI 2) methods respectively.

For each one they rated the statement on a 1-to-6 scale of importance, (ranging from "no importance" to "very high importance").

Respondents were asked to rate these 27 statements using a Likert scale (1 low importance to 5 high importance).