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The strengths of this study are that: i) data come from a programme setting and thus are likely to reflect the operational reality on the ground, ii) the staff at GFC are well trained and supervised, and thus we feel that the clinical data are robust, and iii) a large number of women were included.

We refer to the proposed method as supervised clustering because after generation of the clusters we narrow down the candidate clusters for further analysis based on supervised learning and thus improve the accuracy of prediction of the proposed method.

In addition, it employs a vibration-based classifier to acquire training data in a self-supervised way and thus reduces manual work.

However, most of the studies rely on supervised machine learning, and thus, system performance is limited by the training set that is usually built by a domain expert.

- Supervised and semi-supervised training – We distinguish between supervised and semi-supervised training.

However, only one study in the men-only meta-analysis had an 'active' comparator, and this compared supervised physical activity with unsupervised (and thus included an 'active' comparator of lower intensity that was not self-management support), and it seems unlikely this would have had a substantive impact on the findings.

Now the unions think it will limit "card-check"—a somewhat dubious system where a union gets most of the workers at a firm to sign a pledge card and thus avoids NLRB-supervised secret-ballot elections.Some union leaders think the labour movement ought to support a few token Republicans; but only a few more, and not very conspicuously.

This is not surprising and in fact lies at the inherent difference between semi-supervised and supervised methods unlabeled examples could make the trained model susceptible to error propagation and thus wrong estimation.

Our study concentrated mainly on the activities that are usually exclusively performed by physicians and thus can only be learned from and supervised by physicians.

Finding optimal parameter values through a trial-and-error process is commonly practiced at the expense of time and labor, thus, several alternative supervised and unsupervised methods for supervised automatic parameter setting have been proposed and tested.

Medically supervised doping would erase this dual identity of molecules – legitimate therapeutic agents vs. illicit doping – and thus eliminate these additional burdens.