Candidates who voted to allow the ban on assault weapons to expire, for example, are labeled "pro-sportsmen" often despite their weak voting records on environmental issues.
Gum cards issued starting in 1933, for example, were labeled with an R. Burdick updated his catalog until his death, though his classification system is most widely used for cards made before 1933.
Sandra Fluke, for example, was labeled a slut because she favored providing women contraceptive coverage in their health insurance policies.
The leaves of every tree in this example are labeled by a1, a2, or a3.
The specifications, price and availability of each product in an online store could, for example, be labelled with metatags.
We could, furthermore, hypothesize that such goal preferences are context specific: contexts may, for example, be labelled as competitive or cooperative, and stronger priors attached to corresponding person types.
In the field of machine learning, semi-supervised learning (SSL) occupies the middle ground, between supervised learning (in which all training examples are labeled) and unsupervised learning (in which no label data are given).
Each point in each graph represents a subcategory, which only some examples are labeled to avoid visual pollution.
The largest exposures of mafic-intermediate oceanic volcanic rocks and overlying pelagic sediments are associated with accreted island arc terranes (labeled "va") or large ophiolitic sheets (some examples are labeled "voc").
The other constraints ensure correct labeling of the given training examples and that all negative examples are labeled as negative examples.
