"information column" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a section or portion of a written work, such as a newspaper or magazine, that features factual or informative content. It can also refer to a specific column within a table or spreadsheet that contains information. Example: In the local newspaper, the "community events" section is always my favorite information column to read. It's filled with useful information about upcoming events, meetings, and fundraisers happening in the area.
I would like to start a news and information column about what is happening in laboratories and departments around the world - perhaps in the next issue.
Tables 4 and 5 contain the timing measurements for the BG and CG evaluation, for beam search as well as the end-to-end timing information (column "TOTAL") of the recognizer under noisy and clean condition, respectively.
Stations have an information column in front, marked with a large 'M' and featuring information screens.
This treatment amounts to asking: how significant is the normalized mutual information between two columns given the background normalized mutual information column distributions?
Unlike the female results, there is no evidence of significant differences between the specifications with self-reported and measured information (column 3).
As shown in Figure 3c, from the "GO information" column, users can access the GO information of Ih788's host gene, NM_012424, and target gene, NM_001014431, in pairs.
Fig. 3 Links with the four levels of mutual information (columns) between the descriptors of M1, M3 and M4 (rows).
The outcome variables are an indicator for interest in seed capital, measured as case-worker contact with request for more information (columns 1 and 2) and an indicator for whether a meeting with the case worker was scheduled to discuss further steps (column 3).
To plot without sample size, omit sample size information columns from the input file.
Thus, we divide the numerator in Equation (9) by 2 so as to obtain the non-redundant mutual information between column i and column j in the refined alignment.
One group represents higher information asymmetry (Column (1)–(2) in Table 10) and the other group lower information asymmetry (Column (3)–(4) in Table 10).
