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The phrase "all the labels" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every label in a specific context, such as in a discussion about categorization or organization.
Example: "Before we proceed with the analysis, let's make sure we have all the labels for the data sets."
Alternatives: "every label" or "all the tags".
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The most common active learning approaches rely on classifier confidence to select queries [4] and assume that the pre-labeled set covers all the labels to learn.
In all, the labels' artists will appear on more than 60 million packages.
The names of all the labels you create are listed in green on the left side of the Gmail Inbox screen.
Ahmet said that this did not significantly affect his position, since he was executive vice-president for music of the parent company and so was, in a way, responsible for the success of all the labels taken together.
"We are quite confident that we will have all the labels at the table for Comes With Music.
Therefore, each node does not need to compute its function f for all the labels at each iteration, but just for the labels of its neighbors.
For now it's just the output of all the labels together.
I could sit there and follow the market, as 99% of all the labels, but then i'm bored to death".
Exasperated but determined, Guarino was surprised to find receptive audiences: "It's funny, all the labels are apologizing about it when we talk to them," he says.
Create a signature string containing all the labels collected in step 2 except for the initial one (that is not necessary since it will always be 1 by definition).
Other options, like a continuous adaptation of the bias throughout the feedback run, require at least the a posteriori knowledge of all the labels of this run, which can not be granted in all feedback applications.
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