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Supervision is an act or
instance of directing, managing, or oversight. The
English noun "
supervision"
derives from the two
Latin words "super" (above)...
- A
supervisor, or lead, (also
known as foreman, boss, overseer, facilitator, monitor, area coordinator, line-manager or
sometimes gaffer) is the job title...
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sufficiently broad scientific or
technological field, and his or her
capacity to
supervise young researchers". It was
created in 1984 by the
Savary law, replacing...
- In
machine learning,
supervised learning (SL) is a
paradigm where a
model is
trained using input objects (e.g. a
vector of
predictor variables) and desired...
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advisor (also
dissertation director,
dissertation advisor; or
doctoral supervisor) is a
member of a
university faculty whose role is to
guide graduate students...
- Parole, also
known as
provisional release,
supervised release, or
being on paper, is a form of
early release of a
prison inmate where the
prisoner agrees...
- Weak
supervision (also
known as semi-
supervised learning) is a
paradigm in
machine learning, the
relevance and
notability of
which increased with the advent...
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Supervision is used in counselling, psychotherapy, and
other mental health disciplines as well as many
other professions engaged in
working with people...
- the film. A
supervising animator is
commonly in
charge of all
aspects of the
design and
artwork for a
single major character. The
supervising animator oversees...
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Parental supervision (also
adult supervision) is a
parenting technique that
involves looking after, or
monitoring a child's activities.
Young children...
