The phrase "are effectively updated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making changes or improvements to something in a way that is efficient and successful.
Example: "The software features are effectively updated to enhance user experience and security."
Alternatives: "are efficiently revised" or "are successfully modified".
In K-SVD algorithm[36], the atoms can be effectively updated using SVD, but this scheme is based on the least-square approximation, and therefore, we use the simple steepest ascent algorithm.
Part of why it's necessary right now is that I don't have enough reach in the "real world" for me to allow other people to promote what I'm doing on my behalf, but my Twitter and Facebook are effectively work accounts that just update people on what I'm up to.
"Of course, there are still users of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger out there - they don't have the benefit of these security updates and are effectively playing a dangerous game with their systems as the malware threat on the Mac platform increases".
If the algorithm is stopped before every base learner was at least once updated ("early stopping"), less important covariates will never have been updated during the boosting process and are effectively excluded from the final model.
(For example, during the 6-hour interval over which weather models are updated, atmospheric conditions over New York and San Francisco are effectively independent).
As their posterior distributions differed strongly from their priors (posterior distributions becoming distinctly non-flat), these parameters were illustrated in Figure 2 to provide a clear depiction of how values of a parasite transmission parameter can be effectively refined or updated by applying the present Bayesian melding (BM) procedure to field infection data.
These are effectively disciplined spaces.
They are, effectively, unregulated.
Greek banks are effectively part nationalised already.
You are effectively stealing him.
