Sentence examples for Supervised transfer from inspiring English sources

With this definition, a labeled source and limited labeled target domain is referred to as informed supervised transfer learning.

For example, Daumé [22] and Chattopadhyay [14] define supervised transfer learning as the case of having abundant labeled source data and limited labeled target data, and semi-supervised transfer learning as the case of abundant labeled source data and no labeled target data.

For example, Liu et al. [11] use the notation of supervised transfer learning to denote a fully-labeled source domain and a limited labeled target, while unsupervised transfer learning denotes a mostly labeled source with no target domain labels.

Parents were invited to participate at training sessions and to supervise transfer training with cards at home.

"We supervised the transfer stations to make sure there wasn't any price gouging, and got them to stay open longer".

Mitrokhin copied the files between 1972 and 1984 when he supervised the transfer of the KGB's foreign intelligence archives from the Lubyanka to its new headquarters in Moscow.

During the next eight years Mr. Lerner supervised the transfer of more than 4,000 paintings and 1,600 pieces of sculpture, then valued at $25 million to $50 million, to the Hirshhorn Museum as it rose on the Mall.

Some of the significant acquisitions made during this period include collections from Vietnam, Laos, and the West Indies made by Greenway, and from India, Pakistan (including Bangladesh), Nepal, Mexico and Ecuador by Paynter, who also supervised the transfer of 6,300 birds from the Boston Museum of Science.

The young blue-eyed intern who supervised the transfer of the old man from the wheeled cart to the bed across from mine winked at me and said, "This one ain't long for the road".

people, the United States told Israel, were to assist Palestinian families whose breadwinners had been evacuated from the city and to supervise the transfer of P.L.O.

Asquith directed the first run of Rattigan's RAF story Flare Path in 1942; but rather than merely supervise its transfer on to celluloid, the pair of them wove its threads into The Way to the Stars (1945).