The low predictive performance of using this information in a prediction model can be explained by the overlapping scope of categories, with content often belonging to multiple categories at once [28],[28].
We've opened literally tens of stores, we've developed from a boot maker with a lot of tradition and a lot of attention to detail and the most recognized boot maker in the world – an icon –to a much wider scope of categories, and it's been done with the same attention in the ready-to-wear, in the leather goods, in the accessories.
While the definition or scope of categories (domains) may seem to overlap, future psychometric test results will help us to decide whether to leave the categories as they are or group some of them together under a single broader domain.
Category labels ("names") and definitions were developed to sharpen the meaning and scope of each category.
Of course, markets and individual demands from products vary greatly from market to market, but Google's gone a ways toward refining and broadening the scope of the category.
But the agency rejected appeals to limit the scope of the category to full-time domestic workers.
The exhibition focuses on artwork that uses print and televised media, purposely leaving out works that incorporate the internet due to the sheer scope of this category, but also due to the highly scattered nature of this media.
This refers in particular to the score value 1, ascribed to the activities within the scope of the category 1, referring to antibedsore prophylaxis.
The updated policy does not specify what "search results" or "associated identifiable information" may entail, but Wired reports that the scope of those categories may be broad.
Rather, the list sets out the general area of copyrightable subject matter, but with sufficient flexibility to free the courts from rigid or outmoded concepts of the scope of particular categories.
