Lazar tried to give me about six large bags of samples, but I demurred on account of limited luggage space.
The Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, a natural history research unit of the National University of Singapore, assisted with the analysis of marine artefacts and corals that were uncovered at the site, and some 36 bags of samples have been deposited with the museum for further analysis.
Unwilling to add even more clutter to my bathroom, I left with a bag of samples: scrubs and washes and lotions, all in prim white sachets.
Mr. Ehmad would not specify the distributor, and another vendor said one came by with a plastic bag of samples days after the storm hit.
"The IAEA would never accept an arrangement under which the technician of a country disappears in a room, comes back with a bag of samples, and says, 'Look, this is what I took,'" he said.
Every day one of my roommates dropped me off on a corner with a bag of sample books (14 pounds -- I weighed them) at around 8 00 a.m.
I was sent on my way with a gift bag of sample skin moisturizers and sunscreen while my mind tried to spin how some sort of point was just made.
Let B1, B2,..., B n be n bags of m samples randomly drawn with repetitions from S. Let H be the collection of bags among B1, B2,..., B n containing more "good" samples than S. Let C(B1) and C B2) be the classifiers trained on B1 and B2 respectively.
That is, given a test instance T i and a training set S, and a large number of classifiers trained from bags of m samples randomly drawn with repetitions from S. Would more than 50% of these classifiers predict T i to be of the positive class label?
She left Cobble Hill with shopping bag full of samples, including thank-you notes and a guest book.
In a random-forest approach, the initial cohort is divided into two groups—"in-bag" and "out-of-bag" samples.
