Sentence examples for sets of publications from inspiring English sources

This bias is also reflected by the geographical distribution of the corresponding authors of the two sets of publications.

As a third way to evaluate precision, we "artificially" generated ground truth data by merging the sets of publications with two random names and then cluster them.

We generated 110,011 "email" clusters, i.e. sets of publications that we also wanted to see for our disambiguation being put in one cluster.

As discussed above, the goal of a disambiguation algorithm is to generate sets of publications that can be attributed to specific, individual, researchers.

We aim to provide a description of the combined topical landscape of these two broad thematic sets of publications, explore to what extent shared topics exist, which topics are clearly separated but potentially related and discuss the potential of this approach in providing new insights and opportunities for citizen science applications in the forest monitoring domain.

In less abstract terms, the PubMedID_listID communities should correspond to sets of publications that report similar sets of genes as differentially regulated.

As part of the announcement, the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) release a set of publications and statistics.

It's like having a set of publications on the Jurassic without anyone knowing what the word Jurassic means.

Even lads' mags publishers themselves are pointing out that the demise of this iconic set of publications represents more than just a shift in where 'lads' prefer to get their fix of sexist images.

However, apart from [15] the above set of publications considered only the deterministic case.

Figure 1 For a given set of publications, a measure for publication similarity is used to identify clusters that ideally represent unique researchers.