The phrase "a event of data" is not correct in English.
It should be "an event of data." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing occurrences or instances related to data in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The system recorded an event of data that indicated a significant spike in user activity."
Alternatives: "an occurrence of data" or "a data event."
The system involves having a clearly defined framework for using the data, a limit on the period for which the data is stored and, not least, the ability to lodge a complaint in the event of data being misused.
Logistic regression is a model used for prediction of the probability of occurrence of an event by fitting data to a logistic curve.
Logistic regression is used for prediction of the probability of occurrence of an event by fitting data to a logit function.
First, we select a subset of observed properties as the attributes of an observation event of a data service system.
Days were the time scale and, for participants with no record of an event, the data were censored at 15 February 2008.
To assess the maximum expected GICs in each transformer as a consequence of extreme geomagnetic storms, a post-event analysis of data from the Ebre Geomagnetic Observatory (EBR) during the 2003 Halloween storm was performed, although other episodes coincident with very abrupt storm onsets, which have proven to be more hazardous at these mid-latitudes, were analyzed as well.
When the value of an event data gathered by a sensor is over the predefined safety threshold, the information is sent to the traffic safety application in the vehicle.
For example in data processing systems, the size of an event's payload data will typically determine its execution demand on most or all system components, leading to highly correlated workloads.
The litigation exposure a company can face in the event of a data breach varies depending on location, the parties involved and the organization's role in storing or using the affected data, among other things.
HIPAA holds covered entities to a high standard of care, requiring that they maintain the confidentiality of patient data and penalizing them in the event of a data breach.
And last month, the European Commission unveiled a sweeping new privacy law that would require Web companies to obtain explicit consent before using personal information, inform regulators and users in the event of a data breach and, most radical, empower a citizen of Europe to demand that his or her data be deleted forever.
