The phrase "assigned a weight of zero" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as mathematics, statistics, or machine learning when discussing the significance or impact of a variable or feature.
Example: "In the model, the feature was assigned a weight of zero, indicating that it had no influence on the outcome."
Alternatives: "given a weight of zero" or "allocated a weight of zero".
Edges in the intersection are counted in the correlation using their weight, and edges in one graph but not the other are assigned a weight of zero in the graph in which they are not present.
This is because of the effective loss of data for those Citizen scientists assigned a weight of zero.
Images of the slides were visually examined and any obvious irregularities were also flagged, assigned a weight of zero and excluded from differential expression analyses.
As a first step of feature extraction spots that were flagged as 'poor' by the GenePix software (due to signal foreground or background contamination, shape irregularity or poor spot quality) were assigned a weight of zero and were excluded from differential expression analyses.
We assigned a weight of one to all paralogous pairs.
Individual spot quality weights were derived based on flags generated by the GenPix software and those spots flagged as bad were assigned a weighting of zero in subsequent analysis.
On this occasion, he was assigned a weight of 131 pounds, twenty-three pounds more than any of the seventeen other runners.
After completion of bootstrapping analyses of a caries increment dataset from another study, we concluded that the optimal way to handle unlikely or implausible transitions is to ignore them (i.e., assign a weight of zero).
After completion of bootstrapping analyses of a caries increment dataset from another study (Gullion, personal communication, 2009), we concluded that the optimal way to handle unlikely or implausible transitions is to ignore them (i.e., assign a weight of zero).
Spots flagged as "Not found" ("Flags" = -50) by GenePix Pro and spots with either a "SNR 647" or "SNR 555" value less than 1 were excluded from the analysis by assigning the spot a weight of zero.
Each patient visit is assigned a weight based on four factors: (1) probability of being selected by the three-stage sampling design; (2) adjustment for nonresponse; (3) adjustment for physician specialty group; and (4) weight smoothing to minimize the impact of a few physician outliers whose final visit weights are large relative to those for the remaining physicians.
