Sentence examples for datasets like this from inspiring English sources

"Knowing what others have done more generally, based on analysis of large datasets like this one, rather than just anecdotally, can be helpful.

Rajan also says that those at Yahoo Labs have used sizable datasets like this to work on large-scale machine learning problems that are inspired by consumer-facing products, in particular in areas like search ranking, computational advertising, information retrieval, and core machine learning.

Transcriptomic datasets like this will be a useful contribution for future annotation of the F. vesiculosus genome (http://www.cemeb.science.gu.se/research/imago-marine-genome-projects/).

ACHD is a new class of disease and complete datasets like this one are needed to delineate its natural history, inform appropriate and cost-effective follow-up programs and define treatment requirements.

In practice, however, given a high-quality dataset like this, the benefits to a downstream application such as variant calling are likely to be small.

Although other clustering methods exist that show improvement relative to a strict identity cutoff based OTU definition [ 30, 34], they tend to be expensive in terms of required computational resources and thus challenging for processing large (i.e. > 10 sequences) datasets like in this study.

This figure increases to 79% when considering very challenging datasets like the RV11 category of BAliBASE.

The proposed schemes are suitable for applications dealing with large and high dimensional datasets like those in data mining.

In many cases the research could never be completed without tapping into a "free" resource of such vast datasets like the CBC". While the majority of CBC participants are long-term birders, beginners are always welcome to sign up.

Concerning the execution time of the methods, one may observe that for simple datasets, like the object silhouettes [26, 29], both methods are quite fast.

One problem that occurs when analyzing large datasets like the one used here is that of missing data.