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If you want to talk about an unresolved or unsolved case (for example, a criminal case), you can use the phrase "open case" or "unresolved case". For example: "The police are still working on the open case of the missing jewelry."
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The items retained were; 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18. Datascreening of the polychoric and asymptotic correlation matrices showed that there were 11 missing values and 1 missing case.
Exclusion criteria were: unconfirmed cases, patients not seen in the hospital and with missing case notes.
For DRABAL, however, we handle missing labels differently using active learning which helps in quantifying a probability score of interaction for each missing case instead of assuming it negative.
It should be noted that this step is taken only for CC, but in our method we handle missing labels differently using active learning, which helps in quantifying a probability score of interaction for each missing case instead of assuming it to be negative.
The missing case above is of course: Joins evaluate using the same comparison rules as for WHERE clauses.
The Los Angeles Police Department doesn't consider the disappearance to be a "critical missing" case because Strebel isn't a minor and doesn't suffer from a medical condition, Fox 11 Los Angeles reports.
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There were 2.3%% missing cases.
Table 3 shows summary of missing cases.
The numbers of missing cases for each variable are as follows: No missing cases for type of CPD (placement or other type of CPD), public/private provider of education, or participants' sex; 12 missing cases for type of municipality; 21 missing cases for type of education (upper secondary school or adult education) and participants' age; and 38 missing cases concerning the vocational area.
During the current period, the proportion of missing cases was found to be 3.6%.
See Osanami Törngren (2011) for more detailed discussion on missing cases.
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