The phrase "a set of identifiers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of unique names or labels that identify items, variables, or elements in a specific context, such as programming or data management.
Example: "In the database, we need to create a set of identifiers for each user to ensure their information is easily retrievable."
Alternatives: "a collection of identifiers" or "a group of identifiers".
NEF provides support for a set of identifiers to be used by software tools.
The idea of the multi-model control is to design a set of identifiers combined with controllers.
Each leaf node represents the identifier of a host, and each internal node represents a set of identifiers sharing a common suffix.
Definition 3. Bloom Filter with Storage, [1] Let S be a finite subset of a space E and a set of identifiers associated to S. For a family of v (independent and random) hash functions H = { h 1, …, h v }, with each hi E→{1,...,k}, a (v,k -Bloom Filter with Storage for indexation of S is H, together with the array (t1,...,tk), defined recursiv,k -Bloom. ∀i∈{1,...,k}, t i ←∅, 2.
Match weights represent the likelihood of records being a match given the agreement of a set of identifiers.
It is also possible to obtain a gene set by uploading a set of identifiers, hence providing a quick way to annotate an existing gene set.
In particular, our research results show that, by setting a set of identifier-to-locator mapping service providers (MSPs) and letting the users of identifiers choose their preferred/trusted MSPs, we can design an elegant mapping service to map identifiers onto locators.
In both GSA applications the input is either a single gene or probe identifier, or a set of gene/probe identifiers (referred to as a gene set hereinafter).
The deterministic record linkage approach generates links on the basis of a full agreement of a unique identifier or a set of common identifiers.
Here we have seven example FSAs, and for each one a set of quasi-identifiers (quasi-identifier model) is shown.
In our study, we selected four common identifiers (surname, first name, sex, and date of birth) from a set of personal identifiers and composed three different combinations of four identifiers: (1) a combination of surname, sex and date of birth, (2) first name, sex, and date of birth, and (3) surname, first name, sex and date of birth.
