0 the division of something into smaller parts:
the segmentation of a word into its constituent letters
1 the fact that a market is or can be divided into different groups of customers, who have similar characteristics or needs:
Then, a set of existing segmentation algorithms was reviewed and outlined; modifications required by the preprocessing to each algorithm were pointed out.
Information pertaining to the development of segmentation strategies certainly constitutes a part of the linguistic knowledge acquired by speakers of languages.
Their frequently contested histories of segmentation, dispute and dispersal across the landscape provide the narrative basis for varying degrees of alliance and cooperation.
This segmentation suggests a paradigmatic axis consisting of the 'vocal machines'.
Segmentation in the lineage was not clearly expressed in terms of the distribution of houses in residential space.
The bottom up approach using the min-max operation guarantees the most likely segmentation, as it is applied in the same way as dynamic programming.
The diameter of the trace is close to the size of coarse grains of the casting sand but the segmentation appears to be genuine.
This would suggest that the development of speech segmentation strategies proceeds entirely as a result of experience with a language.
