Sentence examples for similarity procedure from inspiring English sources
The database includes information on predicted microRNAs, which are either predicted by EnsEMBL, or by a CoGemiR pipeline based on sequence similarity procedure integrated by secondary structure analysis.
To address this problem, we used a two-step similarity reduction procedure to eliminate similar peptides of types I and II: Step 1 eliminates similar peptides based on a criterion proposed by Nielsen et al. [7].
The similarity search procedure (orchem_simsearch.search) is represented by the orchem:similaritySearch property.
Similarities among sampling locations according to daily catch of groups of fishes were calculated using the SIMPER (similarity percentages) procedure.
An example of this is Audioclas [40, 51, 52] which uses Wordnet semantic classifiers [53] and was incorporated into Freesound.org's similarity search procedure.
After applying the standard similarity ranking procedure individually with each similarity measure, we can evaluate the performance of the similarity measures by examining the results for the known ligands in the screening database.
One can simply apply the similarity reduction procedure separately to data from each class.
Our description of the proposed similarity reduction procedure assumes a 2-class prediction problem.
We have proposed a two-step similarity reduction procedure that is much more stringent than those currently in use for similarity reduction with MHC-II benchmark datasets.
The Similarity Percentage Procedure (SIMPER) was used to identify the species that contributed most to the similarities within groups and dissimilarities between groups.
More importantly, as shown by our analysis of SRDS3 datasets, the similarity reduction procedure used in MHCBench is not stringent enough to ensure elimination of highly similar peptides.
