Sentence examples for time for classification from inspiring English sources

But typically what you do, for example, I use least squares the one I'm going to show you in a second all the time for classification.

The architecture consisted of 61 inputs neurons, 3 hidden layers and 3 output neurons was found optimum in sense of learning time for classification of three pollutants.

Prototype selection is an important task for classifiers since through this selection process the time for classification or training could be reduced.

The time from admission to reclassification as a probable case is estimated as 1/γ; time from admission to removal from suspected SARS case list is 1/α; time for classification as a probable case to death is 1/ρ multiplied by 0.15, the overall case-fatality rate of SARS patients, as estimated by WHO; the time from probable case to discharge is 1/α multiplied by 0.85, the cure rate.

The processing times for classification (including calculation of the features) and regularization were recorded on a Intel® Core™ 2 CPU (Q6600), running at 2.4 GHz and containing 4 GB of memory.

The time taken for classification is much less than the feature extraction time.

Yang et al. [51] presented a subject-specific channel selection method based on criteria derived from Fisher's discriminant analysis to measure the discrimination power of time-domain parameter (TDP) features extracted from different channels and different time segments for classification of two motor imagery tasks, right hand and right foot.

Furthermore, it is also common to employ time domain for classification frequency domain for classification [38 41].

This is an indicator of reduction in time required for classification.

In the preliminary work presented in [7], we developed some baseline techniques using contour coordinates for feature extraction and Euclidean distance and dynamic time warping for classification.

This modification provides for substantial (proportional to the decrease of the dimensionality of the feature space) saving of time required for classification.