Sentence examples for to assign labels from inspiring English sources

The nodes of a convex map possess only basic topological properties, they do not have any extra properties (like area, weight or coordinates) although it is possible to assign labels to them for additional usages (Eloy 2012).

For example, the network can learn to assign labels A and B to two individual training samples even if their characteristics are very similar (for example, B is a mislabeled sample from class A).

Porter is keen to explore the nuanced functioning of society, how different people perceived themselves and each other and engaged in their relationships, and not just to assign labels of 'seminomadic' or 'semisedentary', terms which add little to the analysis and understanding of these past cultures.

Gender is a common place for people to assign labels around emotion.

But if we are going to assign labels to what Nolan considered to be preferences, regardless of what determines a person's sexuality (nature vs. nurture), there is already a term in use for guys who prefer men to women -- a word as objectionable for many as being called "racist".

Support vector machine (SVM) is an algorithm that learns by example to assign labels to samples [93].

One of his best conceits is to play up his own tendency to believe the last thing he hears, a neat metaphor for the dangers of codification and suggestibility when it comes to assigning labels to mental disorders.

To accurately assign labels to the cells in an individual, it is crucial to recognize whether the parent intestinal cell or the two daughter cells are present.

The purpose of this figure is to demonstrate how hard it is for basic clustering techniques such as the K-means, to correctly assign labels to unlabeled instances using only few existing labeled ones.

However, the failure of a classifier trained on 50% morphs to correctly assign labels to 100% scenes (see previous analysis), argues strongly against this scenario.

We produce loads of picture books for the very youngest readers aiming to help them assign labels to moods and to learn self-expression, almost enough to constitute an entire subgenre.