Sentence examples for selection and evaluating from inspiring English sources

While at Bell Laboratories, Dr. Feder's responsibilities included, electron tube materials and processing; selection and evaluating materials for use in the first orbital communication satellite "TELSTAR".; developed applications of the Nickel-Cadmium and the Lead Acid stand-by Battery system.

Using stringent inclusion and exclusion criteria, examining patient selection, and evaluating both laboratory and statistical methodology [ 9], we identified 109 high-quality studies describing multivariate survival analysis for 13 unique biomarkers.

For example, Yang and Yu [3] examine IG for feature selection and evaluate its performance using NB, SVM, and C4.5 (popular implementation for DT) classifiers.

This study suggests strategies for conducting an offshore wind farm site selection and evaluates feasible offshore wind farm sites in the coastal areas of Jeju Island, South Korea.

To rigorously develop our models, we used the least absolute shrinkage and selection operator (LASSO) [ 19] for variable selection and evaluated their predictive ability using repeated splits of the data into training and test sets.

The optimization method used in this paper generates a string of solutions, called Pareto optimal solutions, rather than a "one shot" optimum solution to make selections and evaluate the trade-offs.

Forty low-RFI (more feed efficient) and 40 high-RFI (less feed efficient) castrated male pigs (barrows; 46.5 ± 8.6 kg) from 8th generation Yorkshire RFI selection lines were randomly selected and evaluated once using HAT and once using NOT over a four week period utilizing a crossover experimental design.

Third, based on the analytical results, we define OREN, a unique optimal NE selection protocol, and evaluate its performance through simulations.

This work provides a revision of the classifier selection methodology and evaluates the practical applicability of diversity measures in the context of combining classifiers by majority voting.

A predictive algorithm was trained using all genes identified by this selection process and evaluated on an independent series of 60 stage 2 and 3 colon cancer patients (Smith et al, 2009).

They do so without discussing the criteria for their selection and without evaluating these sources and the information they contain.