Sentence examples for segmentation rules from inspiring English sources

The segmentation rules cover several cases of enumeration where segments need to be merged.

By application of segmentation rules, we obtained a total of 6,908,655 short (300+ words) text segments - documents - entering to the process of text classification.

Accordingly, their set of segmentation rules takes various aspects of Chinese prosody into account.

Secondly, stroke segmentation rules are defined based on splitting, merging and structural model, location definition and minimum feature extraction.

First, we set up a hybrid corpus combining the generic and geology terms from geology dictionaries to train Chinese word segmentation rules of the Conditional Random Fields model.

Sauvola et al. [24, 25] first classify each window by content into text, picture, and background and then apply different segmentation rules to the various types of window.

Further, a comparative analysis shows that, when compared to segmentation, rule-based analysis plays a more essential role in improving the estimation accuracy.

In the segmentation method, the boundary of each segment resulted from the positional relationship of the cells, since any overlap was not permitted in the segmentation rule.

RW participated in developing the cartilage segmentation rule, drafting/revisions of the article, as well as final approval of the article.

Tests in California involving all possible segment lengths and potential segmentation starting points revealed that the smallest segment length which met the "1 GLAS shot per segment" rule was 9054 230-m pixels.

We propose that Nasonia uses a mixed mode of segmentation wherein pair-rule genes pattern the embryo in a manner resembling Drosophila at the anterior and ancestral Tribolium at the posterior.