Sentence examples for all of its classifications from inspiring English sources

For example, a model can achieve 90% accuracy on a sample in which only 10% of the data points are positive simply by classifying every instance as negative, even though all of its classifications for positive samples are incorrect.

Whatever Pluto is, after all, it is, and the question of its classification, its taxonomic place, seems secondary to our understanding of why it's a weird spot in the solar system.

To make the system run on mobile, the company had to create a stripped-down version of its classification engine.

Mexico got rid of its racial classifications in the 1820's.

The nearest neighbour class prediction algorithm (euclidean distance) was used for all classifications because of its simplicity and good performance on microarray data as reported by Dudoit and Fridlyand [ 26].

In Yorktown, 13percentt of its population has this classification.

Should one, for instance, accept BMW's classification of its X5 as a "sports activity vehicle"?

In 1954, St.-Émilion got around to a classification of its own.

Uber rival Lyft has also faced legal issues over classification of its drivers as independent contractors.

This book is best remembered for its stylish demonstration of the ways in which all schemes of classification produce anomalies: whether the pangolin for the Lele, or the God incarnate of Catholic theology.

UK Athletics is not responsible for the classification of any of its athletes competing internationally.