Sentence examples for understanding of the classification from inspiring English sources

For better understanding of the classification results, confusion matrices of the classification procedures could be plotted.

This improved understanding of the classification problem enables the development of further enhancements to the segmentation algorithms, as well as the extension to new applications without the need for a new full training dataset.

I think I have obtained a better understanding of the classification system of patient profiles, and therefore I apply them more frequently in my work".

Classification modified from "World Trichoptera Check-list" http://entweb.clemson.edu/database/trichopt/hierarch.htm, illustrating the current understanding of the classification of extant genera (previous to this work).

For a better understanding of the classification results, it is desirable to develop simpler rule-based models with as few marker genes as possible.

However, sparse taxon sampling and use of low numbers of DNA markers in previous molecular-phylogenetic studies have led to restricted understanding of the classification and systematics within the group [ 9, 15].

Berg and Scheffer stated back in 2011 [ 28]: "These proposals are not meant to be permanent, but form part of a transition to a system that will ultimately allow for meaningful translation of scientific understanding to the classification of the epilepsies for clinical and other purposes".

It is also of interest the understanding of how the classification performance degenerates when moving from whole genomes to short fragments, for example by determining how small a fragment we can classify correctly using the formulas learned from entire genomes, or using new formulas learned from fragments.

We reviewed the literature to better elucidate the history behind our understanding of the anatomy, classification and embryology of posterior urethral valves.

To improve the understanding of the origin, classification, and population differentiation within the species, 1241 accessions covering a large geographic sampling were genotyped with 106 microsatellite markers.

Furthermore, a detailed, manual analysis of the errors was conducted to gain a greater understanding of the data, classification task and areas for future work.