Most programs allow these parameters to be adapted automatically (to best fit the
data points) or to be predefined by the operator.
Assessing students through programmatic assessment using multiple
data points to promote a student to next class rather a single
data point (carrying 90% weightage) and evaluation of "internal assessment' through external inspectors to ensure its quality, is the need of the hour.
According to this principle, the
data point in the large data set is considered a kind of data particle in space, where a virtual field is observed around the data particle.
Data point type identification for the supply air duct pressure
For the leaf nodes, all entry has an added field which is a interface to the
data point it is connected with in the ClusterTree++.
First, it is easy to see the momentum in a particular
data point. A rate of change curve tells us whether or not the
data point is growing or contracting and how fast it is growing or contracting.
Each thread needs to read the coordinates of all
data point from global memory.
for all i, [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] being left FDP, crisp
data point, and right FDP, respectively [20].
If
data point [x.sub.j] is in the neighbourhood of
data point [x.sub.i], then [x.sub.i] must be in the neighbourhood of [x.sub.j] since the distance between [x.sub.i] and [x.sub.j] is less than or equal to [epsilon].
Hotel Shopping Rate Audit looks at GDS results for all of the hotels offered and if the corporate preferred rate is not available, a
data point is created containing rate information for each property offered.
In other words, if the distance difference is positive this means that the
data point become far from its assigned centroid.
Here's an example: Let's say a reporting dataset defines a
data point with six enumerations--i.e., six pre-defined values it must select from.
