Sentence examples for taking classification from inspiring English sources

In the present study, we propose a procedure for metabolite annotation using the data obtained from FT-ICR/MS by taking classification of metabolite-derived ions into consideration.

In part that is because so much material is automatically, needlessly classified that officials tend not to take classification as seriously.

"People in government won't take classification decisions seriously when top officials who insist they are important don't respect them half the time," Goldsmith says.

Taking this classification scheme, Agula watershed is categorized as in the equilibrium or mature stage of geomorphic evolution.

A second remark made by Šicho, Vorśilák and Svozil [1] is that the power metric 'should be accompanied by a metric taking negative classification into account'.

Taking image classification for example, we applied sparse autoencoders to benchmark datasets like STL [12] and CIFAR [13] using only single-layer networks.

Thus, it should be accompanied by a metric taking negative classifications into account, just as Pre is commonly reported together with a recall.

Before the IPC-NS took over classification, a number of organizations handled classification based on the type of disability.

We took two classification contexts into account: the first concerned the comparison of CSF and UFM for CDS/intron classification and the second concerned the implementation of UFM in an algorithm that is compatible with ab initio gene-finding.

Generally, any earnings from property (rent, interest, dividends) take their classification from the property that yields them.

As a Microsoft spokesperson told us, though, the Azure Information Protection service takes it classification and labeling technologies from Secure Islands.