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Finding optimal parameter values through a trial-and-error process is commonly practiced at the expense of time and labor, thus, several alternative supervised and unsupervised methods for supervised automatic parameter setting have been proposed and tested.

As mentioned earlier, the motivation to incorporate two distinctive classifiers was to exploit the complementary prediction powers of alternative supervised learning algorithms.

These results therefore verified our analysis approach and validated RF as a suitable alternative supervised learning algorithm for the analysis of oligonucleotide array data.

In this way Farc leaders electing to co-operate will be eligible for "alternative sanctions": supervised community work with "effective restraint of liberty" – but not jail – for between five and eight years.

Another common evaluation alternative is supervised evaluation, in which a segmented image is compared against a manually-segmented or pre-processed reference image.

An alternative semi-supervised method was added at this stage for comparison with the automatic method.

At this point an alternative semi-supervised procedure was also employed in order to further validate results, and for comparison with the original automatic pathway.

Proposals vary, but many would grant judges more leeway in sentencing and also steer low-level, non-violent drug offenders away from prison and toward alternatives: community-supervised treatment, probation, halfway houses and daily reporting.

The system provided a feasible and very flexible alternative form of supervised cardiac rehabilitation for those unable to access hospital-based programs, with the potential to address a well-recognised deficiency in health care provision in many countries.

We also performed partial least-squares discriminant analysis, which is a supervised alternative to differentiate between experimental groups.

There are alternative methods for supervised learning using multiple types of data, and we will pursue a comparison of our method against these alternatives in Section 3.2.3.