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This is due to the fact that the classifier produces binary prediction values that do not permit labelling more than one sentence with a statistically significant difference over the others.
Retailers use the five-a-day labelling more routinely on products with a higher profit margin – prepared fruits and salads, packaged vegetables and so on.
To assess the true costs of labelling, more research is needed in several areas, including expanded labelling, as new policies are developing in this area.
The pieces are labelled more than titled.
Both make the fit-all "Islamic" label more inept than ever.
The food processors said they opposed the creation of nutrition standards in schools that would label more products as good or bad foods.
Like any sliding scale, there is the potential for definitions to be widened by an industry keen to label more people as depressed.
It had suffered from a series of corporate governance issues – which once saw the business labelled "more Soviet than City" – as well as numerous allegations of corruption.
All the fatty acids are labelled; more than 96% of the carbon present in these fatty acids is 13C.
Ninety-one instheUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom have won the "HR Excellence in Research" label, more than in any other country.
They labeled more than 20,000 tweets and created an emotion polarity dataset by labeling the neutral-positive-negative emotional tag manually.
