Sentence examples for sparse interpretation from inspiring English sources

However, in others [ 12, 15], there was sparse interpretation of data and little consideration of the limitations associated with the method of data collection.

A few investigators have recently begun to examine the role of dietary nutrients in tumor promotion, but the available data are sparse and interpretation difficult.

To facilitate interpretation, sparse PCA produces modified PCs with sparse loadings, i.e. loadings with very few non-zero elements.

It is found that the BCS method is more suitable and performs better than the OK, PI, CSI and IDW methods when the measurement data are limited and sparse, such as interpretation of geological data or site characterization data.

In practice, it is desirable to find weight vectors that have large correlation, but that are also sparse for easier interpretation.

Professor Rakove and Professor Reynolds are facing off over exactly what James Madison intended the Second Amendment to mean, a difficult topic because Madison's pronouncements on the subject are sparse and subject to interpretation.

These systems provide summary information, order, and logic for interpretation of sparse experimental results [ 6, 7].

The overall higher risk of bias of the trials and sparse data warrant cautious interpretation of the results.

An extension of this interpretation for our sparse input data is not straightforward but seems very reasonable.

As a result, our model is able to discover more accurate semantic correlation between textual tags and visual features, and finally providing favourable visual semantics interpretation even with highly sparse and incomplete tags.

The presence of complex history-dependent processing capabilities with fine temporal sensitivity at the subcellular level is likely a key feature for the interpretation and transformation of sparse neuronal codes.