feature extraction
ˈfiːtʃər ɪkˈstrækʃn̩
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Definition of feature extraction - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

technologyTECH.method that changes raw data into useful measurements for later analysisTECH.
  • Feature extraction reduces image data to key values for the classifier.
  • Effective feature extraction improves the accuracy of machine-learning models.
  • Their research focuses on automated feature extraction from medical scans.
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Expressions with feature

undocumented featuren.
unlisted function or behavior absent from official guides
The program has an undocumented feature that activates a hidden debug panel.
attractive featuren.
characteristic providing pleasure and attracting
The garden's attractive feature is its beautiful fountain.
facial featuren.
distinctive characteristic of the face
His most striking facial feature is his strong jawline.
safety featuren.
component added to ensure user safety
The car's airbags are a crucial safety feature.
water featuren.
decorative installation involving water, often found in gardens
The garden's water feature attracted many birds.
search featuren.
software function that lets users find specific information or items
The app's search feature helps users quickly locate old messages.

Expressions with extraction

of Scottish extractionadj.
having family origins or ancestors from Scotland
She is of Scottish extraction.
of German extractionadj.
having family origins in Germany or from German people
She is of German extraction.
of Spanish extractionadj.
having family origins from Spain
She is of Spanish extraction.
extraction fann.
machine that removes air from a space
The extraction fan keeps the kitchen smoke-free.
mineral extractionn.
technological methods used in mining
Advancements in mineral extraction have improved efficiency.
tooth extractionn.
dental procedure where a dentist removes a tooth from the jaw
The dentist scheduled a tooth extraction for the damaged molar.
extracapsular extractionn.
surgical removal of a cataract leaving the lens capsule intact
The patient underwent extracapsular extraction to treat the cataract.
extraction apparatusn.
device or system used to remove one substance from another mixture
The laboratory installed a new extraction apparatus for solvent-based separations.
spray extraction cleanern.
machine that cleans surfaces by spraying and extracting
The spray extraction cleaner removed all the stains from the carpet.

Terms related to feature extraction

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  1. French:extraction de caractéristiques, ...
  2. German:Merkmalextraktion, ...
  3. Italian:estrazione di caratteristiche, ...
  4. Spanish:extracción de características, ...
  5. Portuguese:extração de características, ...
  6. Chinese:特征提取, ...
  7. Japanese:特徴抽出, ...
  8. Arabic:اِستِخراجُ الخَصائِص, ...
  9. Hebrew:חִלּוּץ מַאֲפֵיּנִים, ...
  10. Russian:извлечение признаков, ...
  11. Ukrainian:виділення ознак, ...
  12. Hindi:विशेषता निष्कर्षण, ...

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