The phrase "assigning labels to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of categorizing or identifying items, concepts, or data with specific names or tags.
Example: "In machine learning, assigning labels to the training data is crucial for the model's accuracy."
Alternatives: "categorizing" or "tagging".
Although Heiligman conspicuously avoids assigning labels to Erdos, he's basically a bit of a nerd.
In describing another, related study and its implications for prison life, he said that "the mere act of assigning labels to people, calling some people prisoners and others guards, is sufficient to elicit pathological behavior".
One of his best conceits is to play up his own tendency to believe the last thing he hears, a neat metaphor for the dangers of codification and suggestibility when it comes to assigning labels to mental disorders.
Table 7 shows the results of assigning labels to words of two Vietnamese tweets.
Research on interaction recognition considers assigning labels to video sequences that are segmented in both space and time.
Assigning labels to cities that evoke desirable features has become increasingly popular in recent years with city administrators promoting various notions of the desired city.
Still, he has assigned labels to various rooms.
W.I.D.P. assigned labels to each: Introverted Sanguine, Sanguine, Phlegmatic, Melancholy, or Choleric, or a blend, such as Phlegmatic Introverted Sanguine.
We produce loads of picture books for the very youngest readers aiming to help them assign labels to moods and to learn self-expression, almost enough to constitute an entire subgenre.
In particular, we assigned labels for words in the training set using a semi-automatic program, meaning that we assigned labels to those words with a program we wrote and checked in hand.
The nodes of a convex map possess only basic topological properties, they do not have any extra properties (like area, weight or coordinates) although it is possible to assign labels to them for additional usages (Eloy 2012).
