Sentence examples for series of classifications from inspiring English sources

To convey accurate information, it soon became necessary to have a standard vocabulary describing clouds; this was achieved by means of a series of classifications first achieved by Luke Howard in 1802, and standardized in the International Cloud Atlas of 1896.

EventMine is a machine learning-based event extraction system that performs a series of classifications for event trigger recognition, participant identification and role assignment.

Seen from Table 1, every column includes a series of classification rate by means of three individual boosting algorithms.

We validate the efficacy of our approach through a series of classification experiments and an analytic case study.

In order to demonstrate the effects of artifacts on classifier performance, a series of classification experiments are designed using a multi-channel decision fusion classification algorithm.

The new version has been evaluated on a series of classification and regression datasets, that are widely used for the evaluation of such methods.

A series of classification experiments were carried out with bands at each of the degraded spectral resolutions, and bands selected with a feature selection algorithm at the highest spectral resolution (4.6 nm).

Participants performed a series of classification tasks with numerical and non-numerical sequences (1 5, Monday–Friday) before and concurrent to a prefrontal stimulation with either anodal (N = 24) or cathodal polarity (N = 24).

Based on these differential regulatory modules a series of classification analyses were performed to further identify predictive modules.

The discriminative potential of the gene subset is evaluated either by providing it directly as input to a series of classification algorithms, or by applying certain feature selection algorithms, prior to the classification task.

Computing empirical AUC-PR and AUC-ROC values from a limited set of test data points requires interpolation between discrete supporting points corresponding to a series of classification threshold affecting the classification result.