Sentence examples for so many classifications from inspiring English sources

So many classifications would obviously demand an equal number of solutions.

Realistically, how well can you evaluate an algorithm when the original data contains so many people whose classification is unknown?

By the mid-1980s, as the term "heavy metal" became the subject of much contestation, the style had branched out in so many different directions that new classifications were created by fans, record companies, and fanzines, although sometimes the differences between various subgenres were unclear, even to the artists purportedly belonging to a given style.

So many negative samples in the classification will affect the detection accuracy.

As so many species have no CITES classification perhaps what we need is a paradigm shift so that only species classed as tradeable, and certified as such can be traded.

It is perhaps surprising that so many of the best-known text classification algorithms are linear.

There are so many that Damasio suggests a new classification of the senses is required to take account of them.

Faced with so many new solutions, the Belgrade physicists invented a new classification system.

The usefulness of upgrading Spice's classification seems pretty opaque, and, like so many aspects of the war on drugs, avoids the complex mental and socio-economic problems that have come to characterise the average Spice abuser.

Rather than continue with so many families, we found that our method yielded a more parsimonious classification of moderately repetitive elements.

Ostracods and foraminifera occur in such abundance and in so many varieties and shapes that they provide the basis for a detailed classification and time division of Mesozoic and Cenozoic sediments in which oil may occur.