Sentence examples for over supervised from inspiring English sources

Significantly, neither the Board nor any of its individual members have any involvement in the Fed's supervisory responsibilities over financial institutions, nor does the Board have any authority over supervised institutions such as JPMorgan.

[16] propose a cluster-based method that consistently improves label complexity over supervised learning.

Our semi-supervised learning has a distinct advantage over supervised or inductive learning since by design it reduces the problem of overfitting.

This unsupervised learning approach has a few advantages over supervised learning methods.

A similar total number of peaks and the percentage of ERE-containing peaks were identified by our semi-supervised learning algorithm when compared to other supervised learning experiments, see Table 2. Thus the results do not show obvious advantage of semi-supervised learning over supervised learning algorithms in our experiment.

They seem devoid of any sense of life's tragic dimensions, its defeats and sorrows, so sequestered and shielded do they appear, without experience of anything not on the program of their over-organized, over-supervised, and over-protected lives, as they are chauffeured, chaperoned, and allowed an occasional run on the leash of their cellphone.

If the old person lives in one or two rooms, then I will have it (electro smog) there…' (R9/329) Monitoring systems could prevent people from living a risky life on their own by being over-supervised by a technical system.

As this is due to the integration of the unlabeled observations (Chapelle et al., 2006) this indicates superiority of semi-supervised over purely supervised classifiers.

One patient crossed over to the supervised exercise group after one treatment with radial extracorporeal shockwaves (fig 1).

In the group treated with radial extracorporeal shockwaves, one patient dropped out after one treatment and one after two treatments because of the aggravation of pain; one of them crossed over to the supervised exercise group (table 4).

"Our agency monitors over 50 supervised visits a week with the children in our care and only two such incidents have occurred in the last 20 years".