Sentence examples for labels were generated from inspiring English sources
Labels were generated to summarise participants' talk.
For example, "made of cloth," "made of material," and "made of fabric" have been collapsed into a single feature (made of fabric_cloth_material), because these feature labels were generated by nonoverlapping sets of participants, indicating that participants had the same semantic feature in mind but used different labels to verbalize it.
2-million feature vectors (1 million with positive labels and 1 million with negative labels) are generated from 2-million machine-labeled sentences, known as the complete set.
The correlation (Figure 5) between top score and label number is about −0.7, which means in general, the more people agree on a concept, the fewer labels are generated.
Finally SMARTS and labels are generated for each of the atoms in the reactive center, with the described atom listed first.
This result shows that whenever inputs are i.i.d. it is possible to solve any binary classification problem using a finite VC-dimension hypothesis space with a sub-linear regret independently from the way labels are generated (either stochastic or adversarial).
Unamplified DNA samples for labeling were generated from 1 μg restricted DNA using Klenow fragment and random primers, and incorporating amino-allyl dUTP, as described at.
Stock solutions of DNA containing either a 5′ or 3′ P end label were generated by incubation of a DNA strand with [γP]ATP (PerkinElmer) and T4 polynucleotide kinase (New England Biolabs) or [αP]ATP (PerkinElmer) and terminal transferase (New England Biolabs), respectively.
Music labels are generating hundreds of millions of dollars on YouTube every year.
It is the average number of times across all labellers with which a sense set (label) is generated for a sound.
"Even though the current label was generated in accordance with applicable regulations, Ford has voluntarily chosen to relabel 2013 C-Max Hybrid vehicles to better reflect the performance of the vehicle," C. J. O'Donnell, Ford's group marketing manager for electrification, wrote in its letter to customers.
