Sentence examples for self classification from inspiring English sources

The self classification of the 5LC data is analyzed by the aggregation of their correspondent LC6 on the Kohonen map.

The ability to convert self classification responses into a single index score makes the EQ-5D practical for clinical and economic evaluation[ 11].

31 32 33 For brevity (to maximise completion rates) and to enable direct comparison with UK population data, the GPAQ uses a single six category self classification scheme for measuring ethnicity (table 2).

As I did not have the comprehensive data base like the producers of the respective products, I deliberately made the following assumptions which may lead to less severe classifications: (1) Where self classifications of various companies differed in several H-statements, I used the classification which the majority of companies agreed upon, which was usually not the most severe classification.

Yet, this also demonstrates the shortcomings of self-classification.

The props around Pratchett's office, his self-classification as a fantasy writer, these conspire to suggest that Pratchett's books are escapist trivia, sub-Tolkien nonsense peopled by trolls and elves, suitable only for children and childish adults.

Fantasy and science fiction as a capital G genre, meanwhile, has largely been shelved separately from the rest of the culture, in part because of the genre's mania for self-classification into ever-narrower niches (high fantasy versus alternate history, hard science fiction versus space opera, cyberpunk versus steampunk) and in part because of pure snobbery.

On the other hand, self-classification for all other hazardous properties is effectuated by the manufacturer, importer, or downstream user.

Since there is no need for distribution of the data (for fault-tolerance), asynchronous update in weights and self-classification, BPNN is suitable as supervised classifier [32, 50].

Given evidence of substantial reporting error in the self-classification of industry affiliation (Freeman, 1984), our test will thus underestimate the differences in effects between job-stayers and job-movers, since some job-stayers will mistakenly be classified as job-movers.

Notifiers need to make sure that their self-classifications are correct: They need to consider all accessible existing information, evaluate their reliability, relevance, and adequacy in an expert judgment with a weight of evidence approach and use the evaluated data for self-classification [9-11].