The phrase "an effective supervised" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "supervised." It could be used in a context where you are describing a type of supervision, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "We need to implement an effective supervised training program for new employees."
Alternatives: "an effective supervised approach" or "an effective supervised method."
The experiences from this study suggests that the Patients Briefcase, monitoring provided using pulse oximetry and a physiotherapist, were sufficient to allow safe and effective supervised exercise training for patients with severe COPD at home.
In this study, we employed several strategies to mitigate the potential overfitting issues that are important for effective supervised machine learning tasks.
Support vector machine (SVM) is an effective method for supervised pattern recognition and has been widely used in the realm of bioinformatics [ 4, 14, 77, 78].
This study demonstrates that SSCC is an effective and robust semi-supervised consensus clustering algorithm with prior knowledge, and also a superior consensus clustering algorithm without prior knowledge.
In this paper, we first propose GM-SMCC, an effective and novel semi-supervised multi-label collective classification based method for predicting functional properties of proteins.
In this paper we study an effective solution to deal with supervised change detection in very high geometrical resolution (VHR) images.
While unsupervised integration has been shown to be an effective initial analysis step, it is supervised integration that affords the greatest advance to biological understanding (1).
Therefore, supervised classification is an effective approach to perform this task and is another approach in neuronal data analysis, which that could be useful in future studies.
It is trained for next-frame video prediction with the belief that prediction is an effective objective for unsupervised (or "self-supervised") learning [e.g. 3-11].
This would suggest that the intervention of cadaveric simulation combined with supervised clinical training is an effective approach to teaching surgical procedures.
