Sentence examples for inviting data from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg took the idea of grading schools to a new level, inviting data experts to design a model that did not penalize schools with high populations of disadvantaged students, in the hope that they could be judged more fairly against affluent schools.

He's set free government data, inviting inventors and innovators to build brand new apps and businesses on city information spanning from MTA real-time data to information about parks, restaurants, even highly geeky trends in city demographics and education statistics.

Other citizen science projects enlist users as data gatherers, inviting them to contribute field observations about meteorological data, wildlife behavior and other phenomena.

It is worthwhile to point out that, compared with the standard SVM, our DCA-SVM has a different feature space due to the true-signals extraction from DCA, which leads to a more robust decision rule than the standard SVM (C-SVM) for inviting the de-noised data with the subtle data characteristics in the optimal hyperplane construction.

She simply saw a puzzling, inviting gap in the data.

The Air Force then sought to neutralize the difference by resending each firm the other's data and inviting them to examine it, Colonel Kodlick said.

Some city governments are now opening up civic data and inviting young entrepreneurs and ethical hackers to help government drive the change.

So inviting citizens to share more data about their daily lives including data produced by a proliferation of smart devices could help solve broader policy questions, too.That may not be the direct democracy that Utopians covet, but more modest ambitions are in order.

The government should start this open data initiative by inviting civil society, the international community and the media to access and widely publicise available data.

In other words, the fast-information company is inviting its clients to a data slow dance.

The panel was set up by the data company by inviting households to join the panel via letter or e-mail, with addresses obtained from mailing lists.