The phrase "a supervised process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a procedure or method that is monitored or overseen by an individual or system to ensure proper execution.
Example: "In our research, we implemented a supervised process to ensure that all data was collected accurately and ethically."
Alternatives: "an overseen procedure" or "a monitored process".
Since clustering is not commonly a supervised process, system improvements are necessary for reducing errors in the system.
In this paper, the basis functions are learned using a supervised process to obtain spectral patterns for different musical instruments.
The research marks a change from more traditional forms of computer vision learning, in which systems are taught to recognize objects through a "supervised" process that involves the inputting of labels.
The pre-training step is an unsupervised learning process which encodes the input in a hierarchical way, and fine-tuning is a supervised process which uses the label to optimize the whole network.
Contact between the two is rare, and only happens at the end of a very supervised process.
Puerto Rico's government says that without the ability to restructure its debts in a judicially supervised process, it will never be able to recover economically.
A supervised learning process determines a threshold for match decisions using a set of identity pairs labeled by an expert.
Initially this is a supervised semiautomatic process which takes into account the ground truth as an input from authorized personnel.
It is a supervised learning process using labels to eliminate the training error and improve the classification accuracy [45, 46].
It is common, especially in large-scale biometric systems, to have a supervised enrolment process as in the case of the India's Aadhaar project.
The first layer applies a supervised compilation process to a set of known programs to model the default code transformation of compilers.
