The phrase "alleviating over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of reducing or easing something, but the preposition "over" is not appropriate in this context.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at alleviating the burden on employees."
Alternatives: "relieving" or "mitigating".
The squared l2 norm penalizes large values of the matrix, thus alleviating over-fitting.
Squared l2 norm regularization promotes an element-wise shrinkage of the estimated matrix towards zero, thus alleviating over-fitting.
The bill aims to alleviate over-incarceration in federal prisons, by reducing the length of mandatory minimum sentences and focusing federal resources on felons who commit violent crimes and serious drug felonies.
MAP estimation using a Gaussian prior can alleviate over-fitting to some extent.
Proponents maintain it could help alleviate over-population problems, or guard against the possibility of natural or man-made disasters that render land-based human life impossible.
Ridge regression penalizes the sum of squares of w with the aim of controlling the arbitrary scale of regression coefficients, which makes it possible to alleviate over-fitting on the training dataset.
AOX has been implicated in a variety of stress responses, and although it does not contribute to the ATP pool, it alleviates over-reduction of the electron transport chain by redirecting electrons from Complex IV, thereby preventing the reduction of oxygen to superoxide [ 12].
Cloud computing provides the ability to match supply and demand; alleviating over-investment or under-investment on IT resources.
In contrast, Cloud computing provides the ability to match supply and demand; alleviating over-investment or under-investment on IT resources via pricing models that incur IT spend as OPEX.
The goal was to alleviate over reliance on state funded residential facilities for evaluation and confinement purposes.
Major ethanol producers and lobbyists describe the developing gulf between production output and transport capacity as a temporary growing pain that will be alleviated over time.
