Sentence examples for pick the label from inspiring English sources

A straightforward approach to predicting an object label is to pick the label, C, that maximises the likelihood of observed data P v, t|C).

Oh, and a psychology student once told me picking the label off your beer means you're sexually frustrated.

I mean, let's go top-to-bottom here: you've got a crossbow, some Ninja Turtle swords; what appears to be the tip of some sort of sheathed samurai knife; an axe where someone has struggled to pick the Wickes label off; a grinder; two batons; some Rizla; a three-pack of Swan filter tips and a rounders bat.

We shall stay in Tesco's aisles, and in the Cape, and pick the own-label, non-vintage South African Merlot Shiraz 2003 (14.5 points, £4.03) which offers gently spicy black cherry fruit with a slightly burned edge.

So, if you do go ahead and judge a wine bottle by its label – pick the most bookish, unassuming label you can, especially if you're going to bring it to my house.

The outputs of the trained classifiers are considered as confidence value for prediction so that the predicted class will have a confidence value of approximately 1 and the rest of the classes will have a confidence value of approximately 0. The fusion function is computed as the maximum value of the outputs across all classifiers, to pick the correct class label during fusion.

You can pick the size, placement, labels, and even colors of as many buttons as you can cram onto the iPhone's screen.

Through February shoppers can pick up the label's coveted fragrances and current styles as well as select pieces from the design archives.

Stick-on labels are the easiest type of label to be removed, and may not be the best option if your child will fidget and pick at the label, or if they are around other children who will pull at the label.

In this study, to obtain averaged Ba/Ca G. ruber ratios for each site, we re-picked 20 30 shells of G. ruber more than twice after picking the samples labeled run #1 (Table 2).

"Do you know what I've always wanted to do in the Park?" He was idly picking at the label on his bottle of beer.