Sentence examples for the problem of classifying from inspiring English sources

This paper addresses the problem of classifying multidimensional data with relatively few training samples available.

A task closely related to clustering is the problem of classifying the nodes of a network using a known set of labels.

While some approaches have looked at the problem of classifying images as either containing cancer or not25,26, no approach that we are aware of has tackled the problem of automated delineation of invasive carcinoma on whole slide images.

In this work, we explore the problem of classifying hundreds of thousands of cell assay images obtained by a high-throughput screening camera.

The problem of classifying traffic flows in networks has become more and more important in recent times, and much research has been dedicated to it.

It is known that the problem of classifying the irreducible unitary representations of a linear connected semisimple Lie group G comes down to deciding which Langlands quotients J MAN, σ, v) are infinitesimally unitary.

Hall, Matthew R. (2002) "Procedural Due Process Meets National Security: The Problem of Classified Evidence in Immigration Proceedings," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 35 : No. 3, Article 5.

We have tackled this problem of classifying chimeric nodes using supervised machine learning to significantly improve the performance of MetaVelvet and developed a new tool, called MetaVelvet-SL.

The evaluation of this binary classifier assesses the binary problem of classifying dangerous situations versus the others.

The intent was to create a methodology suited not only to the classical problem of classifying the sample, but also one that would enable us to study CUP cases on a gene-by-gene basis.

Furthermore, time and frequency methods have been mostly limited to the two-class problem of classifying the heart beats as normal or abnormal while wavelets and EMD present more sophisticated solutions detecting not only the abnormality but also classifying the pathology.