binary variable

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meanings of binaryand variable

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binary
adjective
uk /ˈbaɪ.nər.i/ us /ˈbaɪ.ner.i/
mathematics, computingspecialized
using a system of numbers that uses only 0 ...
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variable
noun[C]
uk /ˈveə.ri.ə.bəl/ us /ˈver.i.ə.bəl/
a number, amount, or situation that ...
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Examples of binary variable

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I specified the lines graphed be for the different values of the binaryvariable of interest.
Results were analysed as a binaryvariable (several times a week or daily versus once a week or less).
We include a binaryvariable indicating whether a household has year-round access by road, and expect a positive association with participation.
Gender was also coded as a binaryvariable with men in the reference category (0=male, 1=female).
We created a single binaryvariable to estimate the annual incidence rate of cardiac arrest in hospital settings.
Participation in physical exercise is a binaryvariable.
The sixth question was coded as a binaryvariable with 1 denoting preference for single-party government.
Culture was entered first as a binaryvariable to partial out variance related to cultural differences.
The choice of a given instrument is a binaryvariable.
Therefore, a limit of 0.10 was used for assigning lodging into a binaryvariable.
To accommodate for these potential differences, we created a binaryvariable that encoded relative rate.
This was transformed into a binaryvariable with ' better ' (combining ' excellent ' and ' very good ') and ' worse ' (combining ' good ', ' poor ' and ' very poor ') classes, and was used as a dummy variable.
Vaccination status was determined using the binaryvariable of no vaccination (1=unvaccinated, 0=vaccinated, defined as having received at least one of the indicated vaccines).
Gender was coded as a binaryvariable (male, female).
To examine the effects of alveolar stop identity on deletion, tokens in the dataset were coded based on canonical stop identity using a binaryvariable (0t0, 0d0).
After controlling for preceding consonant context using this binaryvariable, there was no additional contribution to predicting deletion in onset tokens from preceding consonant bigram frequency.
The literacy of the household head was considered as a binaryvariable, where 0 was assigned for those who could not read or write and 1 for the others.
Specifically, we represent the subjectivity classification with one binaryvariable and introduce a second binary variable to represent the presence or absence of the feature being studied.
His work revealed that the system was an eclipsing binaryvariable, a star that dims when its partner obscures its light.
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