Sentence examples for yielded recognition from inspiring English sources
Our unadorned implementation yielded recognition accuracies that are slightly below the best results in [20],[24], but especially the fact that our system yielded higher accuracies in the −5-dB SNR condition than their systems with exemplars with a length of 50 ms corroborates our belief that we are on a promising track towards a novel approach to noise-robust ASR.
Our approach yields recognition rates close to the ones obtained on the same corpus [4, 38 40], excerpt for certain metaphoric gestures: start system, wind it up, and beat both (the worst score is reached for this last category, with 39.1% recognition rate).
These three-dimensional polymer-based systems can be optimised to yield recognition sites highly specific and selective to the target of interest in the same manner as either a polyclonal or a monoclonal antibody.
Automatic speech recognition yielded word recognition rates which complied with experts' evaluation of intelligibility on a significant level.
Our approach yielded high recognition rates on a dataset of 11 actions.
A powerful first full season with the Bulls in 2007 yielded immediate recognition, with a Great Britain Test debut try following his young player award.
Ectopic expression of SREC-I in Chinese hamster ovary cells yielded chaperone recognition and uptake, and these processes were competed by the inhibitory ligands fucoidin and acetylated (Ac LDL.
In particular the negative emotions of anger, sadness, fear and disgust yielded low recognition rates.
Measurements of allergen-specific Ig yielded similar recognition frequencies in allergic and tolerant patients with high sensitivities but low specificities for IgE and IgA.
In addition, the traditional approaches only take a single snapshot per plate to recognize, which is insufficient to yield accurate recognition results for that plate.
Additional experiments showed that further increasing the number of hidden nodes no longer yields improved recognition results.
