Sentence examples for soft basis from inspiring English sources

They defined basic notions and concepts of soft topological spaces such as soft open and closed sets, soft interior, soft closure, soft basis, soft nbd of a point, soft limit point of a soft set, soft complement, soft difference, and soft boundary and established several properties of these soft notions.

Then, a novel soft radial basis cellular neural/nonlinear network (SRB-CNN) based concept is developed, validated and extensively benchmarked with a selection of the best representatives of the current related state-of-the-art classification concepts (namely the following: support vector machines with radial basis function, artificial neural network, naive Bayes, and decision trees).

A Hong Kong researcher for the organization, Nicholas Bequelin, said in an interview that Mr. Chen's continued home confinement under guard, a practice known in China as "soft detention," has no basis in Chinese law.

This chapter discusses the crystallization processes of biological soft materials on the basis of results of experiments using amino acids and lipids.

The similarity between their vapor-phase FTIR spectra was modeled using principal component analysis (PCA), and class identity was assigned on the basis of soft independent modeling of class analogy (SIMCA).

The world health organization (WHO) system is generally accepted as the basis for soft tissue tumor classification.

(B and C) 3D Dixon volume interpolated breath-hold examination (VIBE) MR sequence providing separate water/fat "in-phase" and "opposed-phase" images that serve as basis for soft-tissue segmentation.

In this work, an accurate predictive model is presented on the basis of soft-computing methodology, namely the least square support vector machine (LSSVM) for the calculation of crude oil salt content of about 63 samples gathered from the literature.

Table 1 depicts comparable major series using soft-tissue tumours as basis for classification.

This cut-off is arbitrary and intentionally more stringent than commonly used given the inherent limitations expected when relying upon a divergent and poor quality reference as the basis for soft-masking.

Some of the props from Mr. Oldenburg's performances, sewn by Ms. Mucha, became the basis for his soft sculptures.