Sentence examples for selection of training from inspiring English sources
Selection of training patterns was accomplished by the user after viewing a graphic display of the EEG signal.
We proposed a novel method for semi-automated selection of training objects in this heterogeneous landscape using extreme values of spectral indices (SIs) estimated from satellite data.
The results of unsupervised classification procedure was used as a guide for the selection of training sites for supervised classification, and it also provided a preliminary information about the potential spectral clusters to be assigned to thematic classes.
Their method is not completely automated since, prior to selection of training patterns, a user has to identify the peak of a spike or sharp wave that will be used for training, as well as the duration of the rising phase and the falling phase.
The selection of training components to be evaluated was based mainly upon three criteria: importance to the project objective, size of budget allocated, and number of trainees involved.
One example of an interpretation that may result in the varied underestimation of surface cover is the selection of training sites and data used in developing the sub-pixel classification and algorithm used to process the Landsat imagery.
We have tested the stability of models by random selection of train and test sets to assure the resulting models are not just chance correlations.
The train tool helps us achieve this through a selection of trains already in the database or if none are found to be useful [28], the user can create a new train and attach engine parameters to it.
A selection of trains run to London's Cannon Street station, primarily for business commuting.
A National Express coach service runs between London Victoria and Ramsgate, and a selection of trains run to London's Cannon Street station, primarily for business commuting.
The DHS program has spent vast resources on developing survey instruments, guidelines, careful selection of surveyors, training in survey techniques and analysis of collected data (19).
