Sentence examples for a cross section of data from inspiring English sources

Our methodology brings to bear a cross section of data science tools with a knowledge of the potential issues that each present.

This study used a cross-section of data from the Understanding Society Survey which is a nationally representative dataset providing a good level of generalisability to the UK population.

For each subsample, a cross section of the data is flagged for use as the validation set, and a new model is created by training on the remaining data which are the training set and not in the subsample.

But as a public resource containing an amazing cross section of data country by country in the Asia and Pacific region as well as providing the capacity to easily create maps and charts that even a dummy could love, it has become a "tool" that can be adapted to a multitude of specific uses.

In this paper, we provide an overview of methods to identify social effects in linear social effect models using a single cross section of data.

This paper reviews recent developments in methods to identify linear peer effect models using networks data data with detailed information on the exact interactions between agents when a single cross section of data is available.

As discussed in Borjas (1985), assimilation profiles from a single cross section of data will give misleading results if either immigrant selection on unobservables varies by arrival cohort or there is selective return migration.

The Crowdsensing the Census team aimed to find a cross section of easily attainable data that would let them estimate poverty levels district by district, and on a scale of months rather than years.

The acoustic impedance volume shown in Fig. 7 is a cross section of the base seismic data with inserted inline number 5506.

Identification in their model comes entirely from the structure that they impose and the non-linear budget constraints that individuals face in their single cross section of data.

Based on a detailed assessment of a wide cross-section of data [ 14- 17], it is the author's opinion that the TB Alliance report has overestimated the potential return on investment due to several highly optimistic assumptions including success rate, market share, margin on sales and net development costs.