Sentence examples for datasets would be from inspiring English sources

Experience with SAS and previous work with large datasets would be a plus, but is not necessary.

One way to extend the existing H3 implementation to much larger datasets would be by using multiple linked H3 windows to explore the dataset at more than one discrete levels of detail: clicking on a node in a higher-level window would cause its subgraph to be displayed in another window.

Additional datasets would be required to quantify any improvements over the simple PF in the normal, non-failure case.

To this point, it's largely been an article of faith that such rich integrated datasets would be useful and clinically important.

As the consequence of using such a less dense grid, our cross-validatory chosen model on both datasets would be more complex than the original dense grid.

To ensure companies did not improperly tune their products for the tests themselves, new benchmark testing datasets would be released quarterly, with product improvements being measured against their original testing benchmarks and each new benchmark as it became available.

However, from the outset we knew the dataset would be limited by its spatial and temporal coverage.

Experiments were performed to determine which dataset would be the most ideal when dividing the 100 wood images into training samples and testing samples.

If a researcher's dataset is based on proprietary data from multiple archives, the Roper Center can work with the other archives to determine where the merged dataset would be best housed.

Hence, this information derived from the dataset would be useful in MT data analysis and inversion.

A larger dataset would be necessary to properly explore exposure questions and may yield interesting differences.