Can you give me examples of "trained on"?

The machine learning model was trained on a large dataset of images. The athletes were trained on the latest techniques in sports science. The employees were trained on the new software system.

What are some alternatives to "trained on"?

trained with trained using trained from

Can you give me examples of "trained for"?

She was trained for a career in law enforcement. The team was trained for the upcoming competition. The course was designed to train students for leadership roles.

What are some alternatives to "trained for"?

prepared for educated for coached for

Which is correct:
"trained on" or "trained for"?

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trained on

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to the data or material used for training.

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The phrase 'trained on' is used when talking about the specific data, material, or resources that were used for training. It indicates the source or basis of the training.

Examples:

The machine learning model was trained on a large dataset of images.
The athletes were trained on the latest techniques in sports science.
The employees were trained on the new software system.

Alternatives:

trained with
trained using
trained from

trained for

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to the purpose or goal of the training.

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The phrase 'trained for' is used when talking about the intended purpose or goal of the training. It indicates the reason or objective behind the training.

Examples:

She was trained for a career in law enforcement.
The team was trained for the upcoming competition.
The course was designed to train students for leadership roles.

Alternatives:

prepared for
educated for
coached for

Both 'trained on' and 'trained for' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Trained on' is commonly used when referring to the data or material used for training, while 'trained for' is used when referring to the purpose or goal of the training.

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Which is correct: "trained on" or "trained for"?

trained on

trained for

Which is correct:
"trained on" or "trained for"?