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Not only supervised but also, unsupervised algorithms have been studied [11].

Capper not only supervised ballooning and airship activities, but also the man-lifting "war kites" developed by Samuel Franklin Cody and the early work on aeroplanes by both Cody and J. W. Dunne.

She not only supervised their two households, ran his finances, travelled with him to Egypt and the US and was a diligent materfamilias (and governess), but she also published bird anthologies, volunteered as a probation officer and organised children's nurseries for the Women's Voluntary Service.

The proposed method is semi-supervised since it not only uses the supervised relevance feedback information but also exploits the unlabeled data.

Using natural alleles we can not only identify novel relationships, but using supervised approaches can order genes into a regulatory hierarchy.

However, KGNDE is a supervised method based on not only the kernel trick but also the manifold structure.

This not only cares for the patient through a medically supervised initiation of therapy in the very beginning, as well as those fragile early weeks, but extends into the patient's need to create a new routine and make lifestyle changes that avoid relapse triggers and nurtures a life in recovery.

Thus, it not only can be used for the visualisation of supervised analyses, but also is the method-of-choice, when information with respect to the complete repertoire of expected gene expression patterns is limited.

Therefore, the final user is not only an information provider who answers questionnaires or performs supervised software tests.

In conclusion, this study showed that a 12-week personalized and supervised concurrent ET program can improve not only the VO2 and muscle performance, but also glycemic control and body habitus.

Covering 190 publications, we give an overview of broad segmentation topics including not only the classic unsupervised methods, but also the recent weakly-/semi-supervised methods and the fully-supervised methods.