trainer
- noun
- /ˈtreɪnər/
- Specialized
- The Online Trainer was developed using Framemaker from Frame Technology Corp. in San Jose, Calif.
- a trainer for a model
Examples
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After 15 years as a corporate software trainer, she's digging this sit-down and write thing.
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In the field of machine learning, a trainer adjusts model parameters to improve accuracy during training sessions.
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The state promised to assume a portion of the cost, and regional training sites were established, using a trainer of trainer model.
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The training model also allows trainers to monitor and measure key variables.
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Finally, the trainer provides follow-up support and information sharing should questions or problems arise.
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For the second hour, the RA practiced the implementation of the repeated reading intervention with the trainer.
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Prospective Microstation 5 users can skip around the Online Trainer to focus on particular points, effectively taking charge of their own training.
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Data was collected on both the participant's behaviors and the trainer's behaviors.
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The data scientist developed a sophisticated trainer that automates the process of tuning hyperparameters.
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To optimize the learning process, the trainer uses advanced algorithms to manage data effectively.
Synonyms
Software that makes a computer model learn from many examples
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Etymology
In computers and machine learning, a trainer is a program that 'teaches' a model by giving examples and changing it. The name comes from train, 'to teach by practice', so the trainer helps the model learn like a human teacher.