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Correcting Data Sampling Notation
A researcher is working with a dataset D where each data point is a pair (x, y), consisting of a text review x and its sentiment label y. To describe the process of drawing one such data point from the dataset, they write: D ~ (x, y). Analyze this notation. Is it correct? If not, explain the error and provide the correct notation.
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