The phrase "a metadata set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of metadata that describes a particular set of data.
Example: "The research team compiled a metadata set to better understand the patterns in the collected data."
Alternatives: "a set of metadata" or "a collection of metadata".
One of the key components of ESDM is the development of a metadata set for describing Earth Science specimens and their digital representations, which is particularly important for building ESDM.
In 2012, Arandjelović proposes a method to automatically extract information from coins from a single photograph by recognising a denarius, extracting the legends and producing a metadata set to enable laymen to report finds to authorities, here to the 'UK portable antiquities scheme' [38].
Expression data analysis using a metadata set composed of data from 1,881 breast tumors [ 20] revealed that higher expression of HIF1A and a panel of hypoxia-responsive genes is associated with shorter DMFS interval of patients with basal-like tumors, but not other subtypes.
The discovery that two or three purchases in a metadata set containing millions of transactions can be pegged to a specific person begs a question: Should data sets that track large scale human behavior be made available to the public?
Every meal you post from a favorite restaurant, or article of clothing from a must-have designer, is potentially correlated with a credit card transaction--from there it's just a matter of the amount of time it takes a computer to find a transaction on a metadata set of purchases that matches your Instagram post.
To identify potential regulatory mechanisms for the NO3- responses of these genes to by other stimuli, we examined the regulation of the 126 genes in N-bicluster 9 across a metadata set of hormone microarrays.
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The relevance score is encrypted with order-preserving encryption algorithm OPE : {0, 1} l × {0, 1} d → {0, 1} r, where d and r respectively represent the bit length used to denote all the values in domain D and range R. The detail is shown in Algorithm 1. Figure 4 is an example of the encrypted metadata set.
M − the encrypted metadata set, denoted as a set of n file metadata M = {M(F i )}, i = 1, 2, ⋯ n.
Because each metadata set may have individual legal and privacy characteristics, appropriate licenses are designed on an individual dataset basis.
Figure 4 An example of encrypted metadata set.
