Sentence examples for upper concepts from inspiring English sources

The groups were used to identify elements that described the data, and the concepts with similar content were combined to form upper concepts.

For multi-source data, the whole evaluation function used to induce three-way decisions is established by aggregating the results obtained in each single-source data, and three-way concept learning is made by constructing lower and upper approximation concepts.

The demonstrated feasibility of the morphing upper torso concept makes it an exciting candidate for inclusion in a future planetary suit architecture.

To the extent that useful "upper-boundary" concepts are required at the policy level (e.g., for societies making health care allocation decisions) this impotence is an important failing for this approach to drawing the distinction.

With SADI, formal definition of input and output classes in supporting service ontologies, especially if these ontologies draw on common upper-level concepts, facilitates service integration by enabling class equivalence inference.

In this paper, refining a concept means to apply a lower (restriction of a concept) or an upper (relaxation of a concept) approximation.

In the results below, we employ the concept of upper and lower solutions to construct two monotone sequences that converge uniformly to the exact solution of problem (1.1 - 1.2 1.1 - 1.2

In this article, rough set theory was chosen for its ability to deal with the upper and lower approximation concepts of the set which provides a way of classifying objects in noisy or incomplete condition.

It is based on the concept of upper norm and upper gradient of a cochain, introduced in analogy with Heinonen Koskela's concept of upper gradient of a function.

The distributed algorithms of decision making are based on Lagrangian relaxation, duality, and the concept of upper and lower bounds.

Fundamental to the methodology is the concept of upper and lower limits on exposure of occupants to toxic fire gases.