Sentence examples for sparse yield from inspiring English sources

However, we could not use this source due to large gaps in data, including frequently missing planted area data and sparse yield data; and inconsistent reporting of the total production.

Because of the sparse yield of information and low information content of most markers, this computational expense was not repeated with the 273-OTU matrix.

Progressively heavy-tailed sparse distributions yield kurtosis values increasingly greater than zero.

As we can see from Table 2, neither SVM models nor sparse models yield competitive results, while the best performance is achieved by combining all of them together.

Experiences of salvage therapy in advanced biliary tract cancer are sparse and yielded disappointing results.

S =  sparse (1 n,1 n,1) yields a sparse representation of the n-by-n identity matrix.

Thus, if a less sparse solution yields a higher generalization performance (as estimated by cross-validation) than a more sparse solution, then the less sparse solution is selected.

Our findings suggest that in the absence of interpreter services, the communication between clinicians and LEP patients is sparse and yields limited clinical information.

Sparse coding can yield better results than vector quantization and hard assignment [6].

The consequent optimization rule will yield sparse vector estimators which result in surprisingly accurate retrieval of change-points.

In contrast to Lasso, this approach does not yield sparse models.