Sentence examples for use a computer algorithm from inspiring English sources

The devices then use a computer algorithm to decode those signals and direct a real cursor toward words and letters on a computer screen.

ISI researchers use a computer algorithm to find papers less than 15 years old that were frequently cited in the previous year; the program then looks for pairs or groups of these articles frequently cited together.

The main steps of machine learning are as follows: (i) select a specific text as the corpus training set and manually classify the words contained within, (ii) use a computer algorithm, such as the Naive Bayes algorithm, to train the text in the training set and establish the judgment rules for text classification, and (iii) apply the judgment rules to all text classifications.

At this point, the software program will use a computer algorithm to randomly allocate participants to either the intervention or control conditions.

Computational intelligence (CI) involves using a computer algorithm to capture hidden knowledge from data and to use them for training "intelligent machine" to make complex decisions without human intervention.

To identify specific genes expressed in samples transfected with ΔNp63α compared with the empty vector, we used a computer algorithm that allowed us to select genes exhibiting ≥ 3 fold changes.

James Murphy has debuted a new project which uses a computer algorithm to turn tennis matches into music.

Last year Technology Marketing magazine hired PatentRatings, a consulting firm in California, to independently analyze the strength of Acacia's patents, using a computer algorithm that compares patent claims.

It used multispectral imaging to reconstruct Hebrew letters that had been partially erased over time, and then used a computer algorithm to analyze the writings to detect differences in handwriting strokes.

In February, Aureon Laboratories, a start-up in Yonkers that has attracted investment from Pfizer as well as Becton, Dickinson & Company, began offering a $2,000 test that combines protein analysis, pathology and other measurements and uses a computer algorithm in an effort to predict recurrence of prostate cancer.

The system, which cost $213 million to implement, works by rerouting signals to a central control center in Midtown that can generate an approximate waiting time using a computer algorithm.