Sentence examples for weighting contribution from inspiring English sources

This weighting can also be necessary for building view-independent texture models: smooth blending between multiview images may be obtained by weighting contribution of each triangle according to its viewing angle and the size of its deformation in the shape-free image.

The F-score (balance precision and recall) was around 92% (weighting contribution of many classifiers, from 82 to 87%) for task 2, and the F-score was 29% for task 3 with pattern-based approaches [ 18].

In other words, the reduction of M S may be ascribed to weight contribution from the nonmagnetic PEG in the composite as described by Tian et al. [53].

It is the deviation from the centroid of the visited places in a ([t_{1},t_{2}]) interval weighting the contribution of each Place with coordinates (C_{i}) within the set N by the time spent there.

We therefore made further adjustments by weighting the contribution of each quarter to the overall sensitivity.

These estimates for an individual HC-QI are then pooled, weighting the contribution of the three components to match the population proportions in the three strata.

Results: Our model classifies sequences using a combined sequence similarity score calculated by adaptively weighting the contribution of different sequence similarity measures.

The momentum of the particle is controlled by the inertia weight through weighting the contribution of the previous velocity, namely controlling how much memory of the previous particle direction will influence the new velocity.

The second models nucleotide and mapping qualities of the reads by probabilistically weighting the contribution of a read/nucleotide to the inference of a SNV based on the confidence we have in the base call and the read alignment.

The costs associated with inspection are assumed to be proportional to the quality of inspection: (10) C I (x ) = C i · q, where C i is a coefficient weighting the contribution of the inspection to the total costs.

Larger African sharptooth catfish exhibited significantly higher percentage weight contribution to yield than smaller ones (t (4) = −13.270, p < 0.001; Table 3).