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In traditional supervised settings we are provided with a set of examples and labels, which constitute our training set, and thus it is possible to apply algorithms such as boosting.

Nonetheless, when discussing specific applications, we focus on biomolecules, which provide a huge set of examples and for which our methods can be particularly useful.

The algorithm performs a group-wise registration of a set of examples, and accounts for the heterogeneous deformation or variability properties of the data.

The proposed algorithm has been tested on a set of examples and the test results have demonstrated its promising use in a variety of applications.

Yesterday, Google formally launched the next chapter in that vision with its Cloud AutoML Vision service, allowing anyone to build their own deep learning-powered computer vision models by just uploading a set of examples and clicking a few buttons.

For those just dipping their toes into the artificial intelligence pool, supervised machine learning is when the AI is given a set of examples and what they mean so that it can learn to recognize similar items in the future.

We present an approach to automatic image segmentation, in which user selected sets of examples and counter-examples supply information about the specific segmentation problem.

We define a consequence relation characterizing which hypotheses can be induced from given sets of examples, and study its properties, showing they correspond to a rather well-behaved non-monotonic logic.

Four set of examples involving flush and extended endplate joints are presented to illustrate the developed optimization procedure.

We present numerical approximations of the solution of the relativistic heat equation for a set of examples in one and two dimensions including continuous initial data that develops jump discontinuities in finite time.

That same class session was also meant to present a set of examples about good and bad peer pressure that young people regularly might face.