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  1. Gender labels for adults

    … of U.S. midwestern patterns of usage of certain labels to denote men and women. The labels studied were: "woman," "girl," "gal, " "man, " "boy, " and “guy." Also investigated were differences in response patterns according to the sex and the age of the subject. The subjects were 178 male and …

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  2. Political labels and women's attitudes

    … which is used for the study. Some of the labels used to describe attitudes to political issues and political identification are discussed. The way the women interpret the labels of left and right and feminism are examined and patterns of self-identification with these political terms are …

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  3. On boosting and noisy labels

    … learn from labeled data in order to predict the labels of unlabeled data. A central property of boosting instrumental to its popularity is its resistance to overfitting. Previous experiments provide a margin-based explanation for this resistance to overfitting. In this thesis, the main finding is …

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  4. Understanding Deep Learning with Noisy Labels

    … datasets. However, collecting high-quality labels for large-scale datasets is expensive and time-consuming or even infeasible in practice. Approaches to addressing this issue include: acquiring labels from non-expert labelers, crowdsourcing-like platforms or other unreliable resources, where …

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  5. A static semantics for labels in OCaml

    … type inferencer for the label-feature of OCaml. Labels in OCaml allow the naming of arguments to functions and are intended to document the code. We provide a type system that describes whether a derived type for an OCaml expression containing labels is correct or not, a type inference algorithm, …

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  6. Learning without Expert Labels for Multimodal Data

    … truths from class-level coarse-grained labels and address the limitations of class activation maps. Finally, this thesis evaluates whether pre-trained Vision-Language Models (VLMs) contain the necessary scientific knowledge to identify and reason about biological traits from scientific …

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  7. Photochemical harpoons: covalent labels for multi-protein complexes

    The identification of the biomolecular interaction partners of small bioactive molecules is a fundamental problem in drug discovery and cell biology. This thesis describes the development of fluorescent chemical probes to identify the biomolecular targets of the known organophosphate toxin, phenyl …

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  8. The number, width, and labels for racial categories

    … difference measures, the number, widths, and labels of perceived categories, and racial categorization are discussed.

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  9. Deep learning with very few and no labels

    Deep neural networks have achieved remarkable performance in many computer vision applications such as image classification, object detection, instance segmentation, image retrieval, and person re-identification. However, to achieve the desired performance, deep neural networks often need a …

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  10. Hidden Power: Journalistic Representations of Mental Health Labels

    … also suggest that individuals with mental health labels are often labeled as an aggressor with specific individuals or local citizens as their victims. Potential ramifications of hidden power, as well as recommendations on altering the use of the key terms and sources used within an article are …

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  11. Labels and Tags: A New Look at Naming

    … a distinction between two kinds of proper names, labels and tags, we are able to provide solutions to the problems of naming where other theories fail.

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  12. Acetone : a system call interface for Asbestos labels

    … a shared address space and supports Asbestos labels. Acetone uses Asbestos labels to enable a wide variety of security policies including ones that prevent untrusted applications from being able to disclose private data. All threads run in the same address space, but have different memory …

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  13. Fusion With Self-Referential Labels: Examining A Behavioral Measure

    … psychological disorders often apply self-labels that have a negative effect on behavior. In Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, defusion exercises are designed to de-emphasize the literal interpretation of thoughts (such as self-labels) so that behavior is less controlled by verbal rules …

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  14. Point-of-care immunoassay system using carbon nanotube labels

    … carbon nanotubes (CNTs). The utilization of CNT labels for direct electrical measurement was implemented on lateral flow system and microfluidic integrated interdigitated array microelectrodes. These sensing mechanisms in simple and miniaturized system provided higher sensitivity and autonomous …

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  15. Design and Characterization of New Luminescent Sensors and Labels

    … luminescent tools, in particular sensors and labels, for analytical chemistry, medical diagnostics and imaging. Actually both the increasing temporal and spatial resolutions that are demanded by those branches, coupled to a sensitivity that is required to reach the single molecule resolution, …

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  16. Digital product labels and the mapping of consumer values

    Current labels of consumer products provide some level of information to consumers but at the moment, this expanding labelling logic, and the multitude of requirements it generates, is often tricky to implement and difficult to translate into a clear and accessible form of communication for …

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  17. Affective computing and crowdsourcing : subjective labels and sequential effects

    … streams of examples are often employed to gather labels from both experts and crowd workers. While previous work in crowdsourcing has focused on objective tasks and estimating error parameters of annotators, collecting labels in a subjective setting (e.g. emotion recognition) is more complicated …

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