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...partition with a specified GPT label. > 339 + error("No disk label specified."); Since I am not a developer, I am not sure about this one. Where is the _disk_ label specified when we are talking about this "dlabel" option? Aren't we talking about labels of _partitions_? The same question would go for the line (with some line-formatting inaccuracy just in this email, which we should be ignoring here): 343 + error("Unable to find requested GPT partition by disk label."); I'd like to repeat my first question: any suggestions for an alterna...

Dear all, I am having a hard time to figure out a suitable test for the match between two nominal classifications of the same set of data. I have used hierarchical clustering with multiple methods (ward, k-means,...) to classify my dat into a set number of classesa, and I would like to compare the resulting automated classification with the actual - objective benchmark one. So in principle I

The exisiting label= option offer to boot on a gpt partition that have a particular label. The existing guuid= option offer to boot on a disk or partition with a particular label. This new option offer to boot the disk that have a partition which have a given label. The label is so just a way to detect a disk to boot. A typical use is for making an intelligent localboot like : label

...going to be critical... Could you please > elaborate on what you mean by the bootstrap process? > > Thanks a lot for your helps, > Martin > > On 11/17/2010 3:50 PM, Matt Shotwell wrote: > > There are several statistics used to compare nominal classifications, or > > _partitions_ of a data set. A partition isn't quite the same in this > > context because partitioned data are not restricted to a fixed number of > > classes. However, the statistics used to compare partitions should also > > work for these 'restricted' partitions. See the Rand ind...