The phrase "attribute labels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, programming, or any field where specific identifiers are assigned to data attributes.
Example: "In the dataset, each column is defined by its attribute labels, which describe the type of data contained within."
Alternatives: "data labels" or "property tags".
In this paper, we reduce the cost of pairwise crowd ER approaches by soliciting the crowd for attribute labels on records, and then asking for pairwise judgments only between records with similar sets of attribute labels.
Images missing valid attribute labels were not used in these experiments.
Engaging such preprocessing procedures, we obtain very large groups of images that include valid attribute labels.
N is the sample size, which is 158,850, corresponding to all test images with valid attribute labels.
Next, we convert all attribute labels to metric unit system to account for the presence of some labels in an imperial system.
Attribute labels, as opposed to being discrete numbers as in vessel type labels or IMO number labels, are continuous and might be unique for each vessel.
This image shows an example of our attribute labeling jobs.
However, due to errors induced by crowd-based attribute labeling, a naive attribute-based approach becomes extremely inaccurate even with few attributes.
Each row shows training examples of face images that match the given attribute label (positive examples) and those that don't (negative examples).
The other three features are related to consistency between two adjacent lines as the lines in similar styles are likely to have the same attribute label.
In Fig. 2, "latitude" and "longitude", the two properties in the concept Feed, correspond directly to the flat attributes of the embedded object labeled "location" in Fig. 2a, but correspond indirectly to the flat attribute labeled "geo" in Fig. 2b.
