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This ensured that while participants may have associated the landmarks with verbal labels, those verbal labels were unique to each participant and not influenced by any verbal label given by the experimenter.
In our case of binary representation, "1" (active) and "0" (inactive) were chosen according to the label given by the pre-curated data (if available), in order to treat those annotations preferentially.
Most of the killings of the 'Wednesday Murderer'--the label given by police because many of his victims were found on that day--occurred in the night, when he would target intoxicated women who were leaving bars, concerts or parties.
Here, we only consider the activities and their costs and ignore the DBC code, i.e., the diagnosis and treatment label given by the medical specialist.
Adams himself does the rest.Honest John Adams, amiable John Adams, vain John Adams: these were the labels given by his contemporaries.
The first is the labels given by state regulation to different kinds of immigration, determining immigrants' legal status and access to the labour market.
A raw segmentation output is obtained in this case as a direct byproduct of the sequence of segment labels given by the classifier.
Reality check: "conservative" and "liberal" are labels given by papers and syndicates because a writer has to be fitted into a marketing slot.
To visualize a clustering solution, first the points are reordered according to the class labels given by the solution.
The extent to which these stimuli can be coded verbally represents a major confound in these studies [ 13], since the labels given by the observer to the material, and not their visual representations per se, will be stored.
Indirectly calling the president and his associate members of the "deviant current," a label given to them by governing clerics and commanders, Mr. Ahmadi Moghaddam, the deputy police commander, said those adhering to Islam must seek allegiance with the country's supreme leader.
