A suite of parametrical cost estimation blocks are treated as Cost Primitives (CPs), which contain attributes such as cost types, cost driving parameters, and cost estimation relationships.
They contain attributes such as salinity, hydrodynamic and meteorological parameters (e.g. current and wind speed and direction, rain) and organic and inorganic nutrient concentrations, for AbioticAnalysis, and bacterial and chlorophyll counts, for BioticAnalysis.
In their algorithms, the neighbors must contain extra attributes such as textual contents of web pages.
For example, records associated to a student can contain many attributes such as 'grade in Maths', 'grade in English', and 'status of the student'.
Many of the data sets behind the virtual projects contained superfluous attributes, such as names and IDs, hardly useful for classification.
Consider a table T contains no sensitive attributes (such as the voter list).
This can be achieved by constructing the sales table such that records contain foreign keys for the user and product tables (implying that these contain attributes classified as primary keys).
Elections Canada and Statistics Canada used the National Register of Electors to generate the National Geographic Database (NGD), a spatial database which contains roads and related attributes such as road "name, type, direction, and address ranges", amongst other data.
The ExInt database of genes from GenBank contains exon and intron attributes such as sequence and phase in a relational database.
The ChIPS preference file contains default values for object attributes, such as line color, label font, and point symbol.
Geographic information contained in the files includes attributes such as feature identifiers/census feature class codes (CFCC) used to differentiate feature types, address ranges and ZIP Codes, codes for legal and statistical entities, latitude and longitude coordinates of linear and point features, landmark point features, area landmarks, key geographic features, and area boundaries.
