Sentence examples for supervised results from inspiring English sources

They will be using the first prototype – the size of a book, but soon to be miniaturised – in clinics from 2014 to get real-time, supervised results from patients.

In both cases, however, producing quantitative data is expensive and requires paid interviewers, whose work must be closely managed and supervised; results are often skewed when interviewers are poorly motivated and sometimes incompetent, negligent or dishonest.

Therefore, the semi-supervised results is s linked to the active learning by a blue line.

To address this issue, we computed auxiliary fits for each probe set by using only parental or only offspring data, or by fitting more than two clusters and compared these fitted distributions with the main semi-supervised results.

The supervised classification results on labeled data in 2003 were in accordance with the labeling by scientists considering both spectral and morphological information.

An over 1000-element array of supervised classification results is generated by varying the underlying classification algorithm (Maximum Likelihood/Spectral Angle Mapper/Spectral Information Divergence), the remote sensing data stack (different multi-sensor data combination), and the set of hyperspectral channels used for classification (feature selection).

Comparing unsupervised and supervised clustering results, it is likely that only a portion of the transcriptomal features distinguishing unsupervised clusters are associated with signaling, either directly or indirectly.

Indeed, short-term exercise benefits are gone 6 months post-exercise [ 17- 19] but long-term supervised exercise results in sustained benefits 2 years after the treatment ends [ 20].

That is, the assembling of alignment measures together with the comparison of sequence lengths, the membership of genes to conserved regions (synteny), and the physicochemical profiles of amino acids improves the supervised classification results on the test sets, even in those built from two species that underwent WGD.

Critics argue that RCTs' stringent experimental controls (e.g. patients with homogenous diagnoses and highly trained and supervised therapists) result in a lack of external validity, which limits the generalizability of findings to real-world or frontline clinical practice [ 14, 15].

The quality assurance program, anesthesia-based pain services using a nurse-based anesthesiologist-supervised model, resulted in more adequate pain management routines, better patient satisfaction with POPM, and increased confidence in pain management among nurses on the surgical wards.