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It generally includes data labelling.
It generally includes data labelling.
It is often used as a "fine-tuning" training phase, after unsupervised pre-training.





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Information technology - software - machine learning - natural language processing.

In the context of machine learning, supervised learning is learning with a human trainer.

It generally includes data labelling.


It is often used as a "fine-tuning" training phase, after unsupervised pre-training.


See also