The term "splitting point" is not commonly used in written English.
It is possible that you are referring to a "split point," which is a term used in computer programming to indicate a specific point at which a file or data set can be divided. This term would not typically be used in general written English, but may be used in technical writing or discussions related to computer programming. Example: "The data file can be divided at the split point, allowing for more efficient processing of the information."
With the pairwise similarities between SPNs, the graph is bipartitioned recursively by finding the splitting point that minimizes the corresponding normalized cut.
The depth of trees which is one of the input parameters in RPMF can be very large because it can select a latent factor from U, V and a splitting point randomly at each intermediate node during building the decision trees.
The splitting point is indicated by the green star in Fig. 8. Figure 8 shows the trajectories of the targets and some moving sensors; details on the coloring and curve types used can be found in the caption of Fig. 8.
Secondly, the decision trees in RPMF are binary trees created by selecting a latent factor from U, V and a splitting point randomly, while that in RPFM are irregular trees generated by k-means method where k initial cluster central points are selected randomly.
Interestingly, prephenate, an intermediate at the splitting point of the phenylalanine and tyrosine biosynthesis routes, is not clustered in plaid cluster 4 but in plaid cluster 3.
Finally, they search for the splitting point
The given curves are first split into a number of piecewise Bezier curves and elemental Bezier patches each of which passes through four splitting points are constructed.
You'll want to break the work into reasonably-sized chunks, but don't spend too much time on this part (chapters/sections within a single work or individual works in a body of works are good splitting points).
Figure 2 shows the thresholding results and respective splitting points on decomposed signal.
The goal of this scheme is to identify a set of splitting points (splitters) along the space filling curve such that each range contains approximately equal numbers of particles.
The three choices of splitting points that we compare have also been marked.
