0 a collection of separate sets of information that is treated as a single unit by a computer:
We supplement this with an additional analysis of a second dataset on corruption measured during the late 1980s.
In order to test this view, we collected a much more detailed and accurate dataset, which enabled us to separate different effects.
Yet it cannot be affirmed that restricted post-productivism and absence of poverty go together in this limited dataset.
They furthermore observe that the dataset is often a sample from the real world as the underlying data is intrinsically continuous or otherwise vast.
Consequently, our dataset includes just 135 elections and most of the 1,444 observations contain missing data.
Owing to time and logistical constraints, it was not possible to assemble a complete dataset for each patient for each diagnostic method.
Moreover, the idea to apply one-sided sampling, in order to balance the noisy dataset, on a computational linguistics task is novel.
The dataset built from survey responses provides information on farm size and the types of crops and livestock raised on the recipients' farms.
