Sentences with phrase «kinds of data sets»

The so - called «trick» was nothing more than a statistical method used to bring two or more different kinds of data sets together in a legitimate fashion by a technique that has been reviewed by a broad array of peers in the field.

«The so - called «trick» was nothing more than a statistical method used to bring two or more different kinds of data sets together in a legitimate fashion by a technique that has been reviewed by a broad array of peers in the field,» the panel said.

Not exact matches

The hearing, set for Tuesday, is the latest development in a showdown between Apple and the U.S. government that has become a lightning rod in the national debate over digital privacy and what kind of data on phones and personal devices should be accessible by law enforcement.

«If you're looking for the clinical kind of traditional medicine, medically driven data sets, there's a whole host of them,» Hadari said.

«Once you've got real - time coverage of the entire globe from space, you start to get data sets that seem like science fiction -; data sets of the kind that were formerly available only to the NSA, and only in theory,» he continued.

And Facebook didn't care either — at least not until 2015, when it finally updated its third - party API to block access to the kind of massive data sets that Cambridge Analytica was collecting.

This kind of segmentation can be difficult to pinpoint because it's not always in the form of concrete information like geographic segmentation or age, which are clear and concrete sets of data.

These instances seem to raise an issue of whether the datum from which abstraction is made — concrete passage — is not different in kind from the three successive abstractions: space - time, its derivative set of time - systems, and a single member of this derivative set serving in the activity of natural measurement.

Google declined to discuss what other kinds of tools it could build on the Patient Rescue platform — for instance by setting its artificial intelligences to work on huge volumes of data from millions of patients.

The reason computational biology never fully got off the ground before now, he says, is that pharmaceutical companies weren't yet grappling with the kinds of problems that are best - suited to computational biologists: finding useful signals in tremendously large sets of unsorted, noisy data.

On the release of the full wheat genome data set, Project lead Prof Federica Di Palma, Director of Science at TGAC, said: «This is a remarkable achievement which exemplifies the kind of science that TGAC's skilled and multidisciplinary staff are able to deliver.

Until now, the data and test results for this ongoing work have all come from preexisting, online digital data sets of gene expression from patients with different kinds of infections — not from current patients.

They also presented the young technologies that would make this vision come true: a common language for representing data that could be understood by all kinds of software agents; ontologies — sets of statements — that translate information from disparate databases into common terms; and rules that allow software agents to reason about the information described in those terms.

Evans's app is different: It can be set up to track any kind of behavior or event and keeps data in one place, making it possible to analyze it all together.

«We kind of know it goes on,» says Jeffrey Hoover, an avian ecologist at the University of Illinois in Urbana who wasn't involved with the study, «but we never had a good data set to point to.»

We don't know exactly how the NSA analyses these huge lists of records, but we do know what kinds of insights can be drawn from data sets on this scale.

«This is a globally unique data set in which we can control for genetics and test for the effect of experience,» said UMD Biology Professor William F. Fagan, a co-author of the paper, «and it gives us an indication of just how important this kind of socially learned behavior is.»

Hare said these kinds of findings are only possible with the big data sets that citizen scientists are able to generate.

«We think that this set gives readers a sense of the kind of new physics that would be required to explain the data, if confirmed,» wrote Robert Garisto, editor of Physical Review Letters (PRL), which published the four papers on 12 April, in an accompanying editorial.

NMR researchers typically collect three kinds of experimental data: an easily acquired set, known as chemical shifts, which depends on what kind of atom the nearest neighbor is; a second set known as residual dipolar coupling (RDC), which is influenced by the orientation of various chemical bonds, and a third method called the Nuclear Overhauser Effect (NOE), which helps to interpret some of the chemical shift data.

What kind of intervention in satellite data sets will be needed in order to convince those data to respect the real science?

WISH The ideal way to do this kind of analysis would be with large family data sets with diverse tissue types, so that the researchers know the parental genotypes, but Lappalainen says only data sets from blood samples are currently available.

Proteomics — the large - scale study of proteins, particularly their structure and function — combined with transcriptomics — the examination of the expression level of messenger ribonucleic acids (mRNAs) in a given cell population - played a significant role in the recent derivation of a combined protein and gene list that constitutes one of the largest descriptive data sets of its kind.

With the ability to integrate these data sets in a tightly linked, highly annotated manner, Labmatrix has the kind of flexibility, security and data access control today's scientists require for information management of biomarker discovery, next generation biobanking, pre-clinical and clinical studies and translational research efforts.

«So it's kind of interesting to look at the Kepler data set and see almost scaled - down versions of our solar system.»]

The data set, one of the largest of its kind, includes primary data and associated metadata from nearly 530,000 immune cells from umbilical cord blood of newborns and bone marrow of adults.

First of its kind data from leading retail data firm Nielsen sets benchmarks for plant - based food categories.

A universal, it can not explain the kinds of variations from one school setting to another that are so apparent in the data I have explored.

In education, this simply means setting high standards for what students should learn, measuring progress against those standards, and then using the data to determine and implement the right kinds of supports and interventions to help students succeed.

On another front, the bill would prohibit the kind of public release of teacher evaluation data that has set off storms of protest in New York City, where individual ratings for 18,000 teachers were posted on line.

«What sets this book apart from other data books is the focus on a deeper understanding of the different kinds of student assessment data,» said Brookhart.

This is kind of an amazing twist — you might think this data set would be useful for determining how well the state's predictive legerdemain actually works.

«My advice to publishers and authors is this: figure out what it costs to produce what you sell, estimate what kind of volume you'll be able to achieve using the best available data, and then set your prices at a level that will deliver a reasonable profit from your efforts.

This kind of chart shows frequencies within a data set.

This is a set of data that is collected; there is not evidence on dogsbite or in the information they cite that a study or any kind of analysis was conducted here — only gathered data that sits.

This data set was based mostly on unreliable media reports and its authors concluded that their research did not support the idea that one kind of dog was more likely to bite someone than another kind of dog.

What kind of intervention in satellite data sets will be needed in order to convince those data to respect the real science?

Face it, somethings are not knowable in simple straightforward terms, and the planet's climate, considering the huge number of variables and the timespan and sparse data sets for such a huge system is a perfect example of that kind of «impossible to summarize in a single sentence» scenario that you seem to think it «should» be.

Horatio has discovered that (lo and behold) a «Curry Cliff Quotes» site already exists (ThinkExist.com) though Horatio must admit that the Judith Curry who is quoted there may be (sure seems like) a different one than the one who has been doing the blog shows recently (quoted at CurryQuotes) Here's an example of the kind of thing «ThinkExist Judith Curry» (aka «Thinking Judith Curry») says: «Even with imperfect data and some uncertainty, it's hard to imagine what kind of errors might be in the data set to give you a long - term trend.»

And I think the various kinds of manipulations that geophysical and oceanographic data are subjected would pose a challenge to archivists and blockchain technologists, particularly when large sets are combined using a specific algorithm embodied in code to produce a result.

Dr Josef Kellndorfer, project leader at the WHRC, said «Naturally we are keen to produce the next generation data sets of this kind to assess in detail how carbon stock and forest structures are changing in this country, and internationally.

By combining the two sets of data, the team showed that both sites developed at the same time, and that the 405,000 - year interval indeed exerts a kind of master control over climate swings.

Also, running your calculations with other, unrelated sets of tree - ring data might help to decide if my layman's impression (merely from looking at the «age effects» curve) that something is fishy with the 300 + year part of the present data is correct, or if very old trees generally show this kind of erratic growth pattern and my suspicions are thus unfounded and your «year effects» curve correct as - is.

In order to get this patent granted, they argued that the patent sets itself apart from the prior art by teaching that there be two different kinds of memory, one for the screen content and a separate one for the audio data that is generated, but Samsung's infringement theory against Apple is that it's sufficient to have two different blocks of memory (even if we're talking about the same physical memory unit).

There are some fantastic resources here dealing with visualization and I'm hoping that this kind of research will lead to navigation tools we can use to negotiate linked data sets.

MIT - Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science Laboratory researchers have been trying to pull some of the pressure out of large data set analysis through creating a kind of algorithms, which can identify fascinating features hidden behind a massive sea of figures.

Wylie's pitch deck for Arg.us and documents for Eunoia never mentioned what kind of specific data sets Wylie and his team had access to, and his lawyer told BuzzFeed News that the former was never a real company while the latter had no data.

Evolving beyond its original purpose - letting users swap grainy self - destructing pictures - Snapchat looks set to implement the same kind of data - sharing API that caught Facebook out in the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Since 2015, Facebook has changed its policies, limiting the amount of user data third - party apps can siphon from the network — although it still allows sophisticated political targeting through its advertising platform, the kind which the Trump campaign was able to use, likely abetted by the Cambridge Analytica data set.

During the 2016 election campaign, it had approached political parties in the country to set up «the most sophisticated political research and data hub» besides developing a mobile app and undertaking several kinds of research services.