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What are Some Practical Applications?

Practical applications of supervised learning in neonatal disorders include:
- Early detection of sepsis
- Diagnosing congenital heart defects
- Monitoring preterm infants for complications
- Predicting neonatal mortality risk
These applications can significantly improve the quality of care that newborns receive and potentially save lives.

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