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For a two-class problem, labels are of the form +1 and −1, where the label +1 is assigned to a sequence x if it is part of the positive gene set, and −1 if it is part of the negative set.
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Building audiences for the new acts that might become next year's blockbusters is a growing problem, label executives say.
A few months ago, OxyContin abuse was considered a regional problem, labeled "hillbilly heroin" and confined to areas far from the nation's population centers.
I have no problem labeling it one of the smartest buys on the market.
All too often we hear the problem labeled as a prescription drug abuse crisis or heroin abuse crisis.
Participants were required to state the problem label, related factors (aetiology) and the signs/symptoms or defining characteristics which corresponded with the patient's condition.
An accurate diagnosis describes a patient's problem (label), related factors (aetiology), and defining characteristics (signs and symptoms) in unequivocal, clear language [ 1, 3].
People without a mental health problem coded in their computer record may have had appropriate data recorded as free-text or have a physical health problem label (e.g. headache) [ 36].
When responses for recognition were relevant to both the depression and other mental health-related problem label categories (e.g., "the problem is either stress or depression"), these were only coded for the response category indicating recognition of 'depression'depression
In the example problem, label your answer like this: 8 feet × 12 = 96 inches.
If there's no specific unit of measure, simply deal with the numbers and, if you're asked for a unit of measure at the end of the problem, label it with the generic term "units".
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