The phrase "class of texts" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a group or category of written works that share similar characteristics or themes. Example: The literature professor assigned a class of texts from the Victorian era for our next reading assignment.
The name Smarta comes from the Sanskrit Smriti, a class of texts that are considered to be of human authorship in contrast to the Vedas, which are considered to have been divinely revealed.
The Council of Hippo (one of the African Synods) drew up a collection of texts, which is now the Catholic Bible (including a class of texts I as a Protestant would call Apocrypha), in 393 AD.
As much as possible, follow the conventions for established style names if you have multiple styles for the same class of text.
It is possible here to summarize only classes of texts within the various traditions.
(Reducts) If (X_{mathrm{{DT}}}^1,X_{mathrm{{DT}}}^2,ldots,X_{mathrm{{DT}}}^r ) are the decision classes of (text {DT}), the set (text {POS}_B (d)=underline{B}X^{1}cup underline{B}X^{2}cup cdots cup underline{B}X^{r}) is the B-positive region of (text {DT}).
Use topic as feature will undoubtedly increase the distance of features and reduce the between-classes similarity of texts.
Building a model to predict emotions, beliefs or sentiments (such as hateful remarks) in electronic text requires an additional step to establish a 'gold standard' that is suitable for training and testing supervised machine classifiers, and is based on human agreement on which class a piece of text belongs to.
Cadava has written at length about Emerson and teaches an undergraduate course in the Program in American Studies called "The Age of Emerson". Students in the class read a wide variety of texts to delve into Emerson's references and deeply analyze them.
In addition to the main textbooks chosen for the class, by reading a variety of texts from newspapers, academic journals, fiction and film, students will be able to find their own approach to understanding the phenomenon of futebol within the social and political traditions of Brazil.
In this paper we focus on information extraction in a natural language text that concerns the identification of instances of a specific class of entities in the text.
Herder's piece on sculpture offers yet another take on this debate, one that refines and radicalizes an aesthetics based on the careful examination of the different senses, especially touch and feeling versus sight. The second set of texts in this class deals with key enlightenment concepts of a philosophical anthropology informing the then emerging philosophy of history.
