Sentence examples for ultimate classification from inspiring English sources
Perhaps there are other possible perspectives but it seems that very few theories on the ethics of war succeed in resisting ultimate classification into one of these traditions.
Ensembles are created by inducing different decision trees from training samples and the ultimate classification is generally performed through a voting scheme.
Only in the case of unanimity does the vote tally necessarily reflect the ultimate classification: if all network outputs fall below (or above) the threshold, their average output must do so as well.
We must appeal to the trajectory of physical theory, to its history, to enable us to tell whether any particular theory is likely to contribute toward the ultimate natural classification.
Though the ultimate HIV infection classification of cases with repeat confirmatory testing appears to be correct, it is possible that the use of pooled NAAT on serum (an off label use) could have missed some early infections and resulted in misclassification.
It should be stressed that although in vitro cytotoxicity data have been used to establish the rules for partitioning most compounds into two classes, the ultimate models, both classification and continuous, employ chemical descriptors only.
Who bears the ultimate responsibility for proper classification, or in light of subsequent events, reclassification: the sender or the recipient?
It is the ultimate aim of most classification studies to obtain these probabilities, as it allows the predictive ability of the test to be assessed and the applicability of the test to be evaluated.
The ultimate goal of tumour classification is to improve prediction of an individual's risk of relapse, so as to aid the clinician in decision making on treatment strategy (e.g. whether a patient should or should not be given adjuvant therapy).
Classification accuracy : Our ultimate goal is to enable automated analysis systems to produce results that are more reliable.
Kallenberg [ 6] similarly concluded that 'the ultimate intention is to base classification on aetiology and pathogenesis'.
