Also this is a method that uses a set of categorization procedures for making valid and replicable inferences from data (text or images) to their context.
And in a follow-up study, the same researchers gave a new set of respondents a categorization task: Participants who earlier had imagined a crowd showed quicker reaction times to words like "unaccountable" and "exempt".
These previous studies have compared recognition judgements made to one set of items to categorization judgements made to a different set of items.
These dissociations have compared recognition judgements made to one set of items to categorization judgements to a different set of items making a clear interpretation difficult.
They found support for this hypothesis in a set of experiments with bird categorization: participants benefited from interleaving and also from spacing, but not when the spacing interrupted side-by-side comparisons of birds from different categories.
PublicEarth pulls in Google maps, and then applies a customized categorization and set of data fields to each entry.
MDMC is a set of approximately 150 attributes, their categorization, mutual relations, integrity restrictions, units, etc. Prominent professionals in the field of Czech cardiology agreed on these attributes as on the basic data necessary for an examination of a patient in cardiology.
Specifically, cross-lingual text categorization deals with learning a text categorization model from a set of training documents written in one language (e.g., L1) and then classifying new documents in a different language (e.g., L2).
Two groups of participants went through training regimens that required either subordinate-level individuation or basic-level categorization of a set of novel, artificial objects, called "Ziggerins".
Categorization of a set of 50 proposed regulatory candidates based on specificity score (see Additional file 3: Table S3) was performed using the web-accessible DAVID functional annotation tool [ 5].
