The phrase "a class on data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an educational course or session focused on data-related topics, such as data analysis, data science, or data management.
Example: "I enrolled in a class on data to improve my skills in data analysis and visualization."
Alternatives: "a course about data" or "a workshop on data".
Ms. Cancino has improved her typing skills, taken a class on data entry and brushed up on résumé-writing and preparing for job interviews.
While there, I'll teach a class on data journalism, offer a lecture series to other members of the department about the work we do with data, conduct research about the impact of a landmark 2009 freedom of information law, and work to serve as a bridge between my Chilean colleagues and people I know who do the same work in Spanish- and non-Spanish speaking countries.
And then I took a few classes on data analysis.
100-level classes on data-informed decision making have been designed to be applicable to all teams, including human resources and business development.
Gaspar et al. identified three RPA classes based on data from Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) brain metastases trials [ 10].
For two-class case on data set GSE10797, random Forest could only achieve 84.89% accuracy, and on data set GSE18229 the accuracy is 63.17%.
Figure 4 shows the KAOG network on a two-class data set, in which gray class presents a clear pattern of a straight line.
We based our DCIS frequency classes on preliminary data for SNV/CNA frequencies in TCGA [ 14], as little is currently known about SNV/CNA frequencies in DCIS.
"There's a new class of applications based on data warehousing technology, and most enterprise software revolves around a database," he explains.
For each of the selected classes, first thirty-one children on class attendance register, present on data collection day and aged five to twelve years, were included in the study.
In recent years, a distinct class of interaction data has been mapped on a large scale in yeast cells using Synthetic Genetic Arrays (SGA) technology [ 15].
