Sentence examples for the kernel part from inspiring English sources

We classify a dataset of one monotonic sequence into to two classes by splitting the sequence into two parts: the kernel part and the surrounding part.

The rules of the motion of dusts are the kernel part of GFA.

Therefore, we want a clear distinction between the contributions of the positional kernel part and the motif part of the kernel.

To obtain an upper bound for a μ-updated proximity function in each outer iteration in the algorithm, we use the well-known Lemma 3.1, which can be induced from the decreasing part of the kernel function, instead of using theorems which can be obtained from some properties for eligible functions (for example, Theorem 3.2 in [6] and Theorem 5.4 in [20]).

Fredholm integral part of problem is (mathop int nolimits_{a}^{b} Kleft( {x,t} right)yleft( {t - tau } right){text{d}}t), where (Kleft( {x,t} right)) the kernel function of the Fredholm integral part of main problem is.

The graph diffusion kernel, part of this single calculation, was computed directly as the inverse of the graph Laplacian rather than as a repeated matrix multiplication.

The interpretation of global changes at the kernel level was further complicated by large differences between the different kernel parts, ABA being 5 to 60 times more concentrated in the embryo than in the endosperm (Table 1).

PatchGuard was designed by Microsoft to ensure the integrity of the kernel, a part of an operating system which interacts with the hardware.

This is where the lost planet comes in: the simulations suggest that it must have been another gas giant that bumped Neptune and caused it and the "kernel" to part ways.

The method has three kernel parts: the uncertainty quantification and propagation part, the finite element analysis part and the optimization part.

Contrary to the suggestion that such circuits are just an amorphous agglutination of neural elements, it has been argued that they can be separated into a most strongly connected core or kernel part and a periphery or halo (Braitenberg 1978).