Sentence examples for to which classification from inspiring English sources
This method provides a mathematical equation, according to which classification is achieved.
Unlike supervised learning to which classification is categorized, clustering is 'unsupervised' and does not require class information.
Analysis of principies to which classification should match is presented and functions of such classification such as definitive, characteristic and predictive are discussed.
A grading of 0 5 was used however no reference is made to which classification system was used.
However, fundamentally, we cannot be sure which images would be predicted to belong to which classification groups, and thus to converge to a particular attractor basin.
The identified sub-graphs are then incorporated into a feature vector representation (one vector per image) to which classification techniques can be applied [ 119, 120].
Burian et al. classified intermittent exotropia based on differences of distance and near deviation, according to which classifications they recommended different surgical methods [ 1- 3].
A recent study carried out, appropriately, by scientists at the Galton Laboratory, compared two different population categorizations -- one based on commonly used ethnic labels like African-American, Asian, or Caucasian, and the other divided according to purely genetic criteria -- to see which classification system better predicted individuals' responses to therapeutic drugs.
It is difficult to determine which classification is appropriate for this type of tumor.
Additionally, MeltDB uses caret to compute and evaluate the classification performances of the algorithms random forest, k nearest neighbors, support vector machine, neural networks and partial least squares, to estimate which classification algorithm performs best on a problem.
Herds that had a different result in the bulk milk and seroprevalence studies were further investigated by whole herd analysis of individual serum samples to determine which classification was correct.
