Sentence examples for using the extracted patterns from inspiring English sources

To solve the shortcomings of SNESIM algorithm, Caers and Arpat (2005) presented a new approach based on the statistical pattern recognition concepts, named as SIMPAT, in which the simulation is performed using the extracted patterns from the training image (Caers and Arpat 2005, 2007).

Secondly using the extracted binary patterns from each gesture to train a Bayesian Network (BN).

However, our work did not use any syntactic parsers, and the extracted patterns were word sequences other than a term in a syntactic tree, which makes our approach more general.

The extracted patterns are used to estimate consumer demographics in public spaces or to analyze traffic trends in road traffic scenes.

These results are used in turn to generate new innovative and authentic rosette patterns, by using the extracted geometric rosettes and new tile motifs constructed in the basis of an adaptation of the well-known polygonal technique.

Moreover, a small number of patterns cannot better approximate the CRMBs, as a result there is always a possibility of ignoring a CRMB using the pattern mode, if only the extracted pattern from a cluster is used to match against the CRMBs of the same cluster.

Some graphical representations are then used to portray extracted patterns in a visual form that contribute to improved understanding of the derived structures and the geographical processes.

Sub-syndromes and syndromes were assigned to the synthetic patients dependent on all the final diagnosis ICD-9 codes using the patterns extracted from the real EMR data.

Regardless of the number and power of the tools used to extract patterns from information, any sense of meaning depends on context, with interpretation coming along in support of one agenda or another.

We analyzed uterine microarray data sets using the EPIG tool (Extracting Patterns and Identifying co-expressed Genes; Chou et al. 2007), and we identified patterns characteristic of short-acting (only 2 hr) or long-acting (both 2 hr and 24 hr) estrogen response.

A reconstruction of genome evolution requires that the genes from the analyzed set of genomes are clustered into orthologous sets that are then used to extract patterns of gene presence-absence in the analyzed species.