Sentence examples for supervised in that from inspiring English sources

"There is a supervised internet and intranet, supervised in that people were not allowed to use the internet without somebody else watching them, it appeared," Schmidt said.

The second floor fireplace mantel in the large conference room described in the article, with its inscription "Blessed are the Merciful" -- even if originally intended to refer especially to preventing cruelty to animals -- seemed to us an appropriate motif for all the Lutheran projects designed and supervised in that space.

Orthogonal Projection to Latent Squares (OPLS) is a supervised multivariate linear regression method [ 49] and is a supervised method in that it makes use of a priori information to guide the analysis [ 50], e.g. tissue classes, as in the present case.

Comparison with the United Kingdom back pain exercise and manipulation trial suggests the benefits are similar to a supervised exercise scheme in the short term, and potentially greater in the long term, since the effect of supervised schemes in that trial was no longer apparent by 12 months.

(Mr. Nakoula pleaded guilty this month to violating his supervised release in that case and received a one-year sentence).

This process is considered supervised learning in that the giant piles of data fed to the machines have been painstakingly labeled in advance.

GLAD algorithms are distinct from previous approaches of semi-supervised learning in that the datasets analyzed may have very different statistical distributions, such as would arise in datasets collected independently by labs using different measurement technology.

Swim in supervised areas that have lifeguards on duty.

Meanwhile, French and German leaders seem to be competing over who can say more categorically that they will never send troops to help out in Iraq -- even though the help needed now is to organize the first U.N.-supervised democratic election in that country.

However adaptations have been described that allow SOMs to be used in a supervised method, that is for predictive modelling [55, 56, 61 63].

Previous approaches when faced with the dimensionality of the problem have tended to use unsupervised or supervised techniques that result in smaller clusters of genes, but clusters by themselves do not yield classification rules.