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    This article corrects previously published results for the "Fully-supervised (Upper bound)" in Tables III and IV. The updated findings, shown in Tables I and II, do not alter the study's original interpretations or conclusions.

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    • Data correction in scientific publishing
    • Accuracy in research reporting

    Background:

    • Previous publication contained placeholder data for "Fully-supervised (Upper bound)" in Tables III and IV.
    • This data was used as an intermediate record and not the final result.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To amend and correct the inadvertently published data.
    • To provide accurate results for the "Fully-supervised (Upper bound)" analysis.

    Main Methods:

    • Identification of erroneous data in Tables III and IV.
    • Generation of corrected data for the "Fully-supervised (Upper bound)" analysis.
    • Presentation of corrected results in new Tables I and II.

    Main Results:

    • Corrected results for "Fully-supervised (Upper bound)" are now presented.
    • The corrected data is highlighted in italics within the new tables.
    • The error did not impact the study's overall interpretations and conclusions.

    Conclusions:

    • The scientific record has been rectified with accurate data.
    • Researchers can now refer to the corrected findings for the "Fully-supervised (Upper bound)" analysis.
    • The integrity of the study's conclusions remains unaffected by this data correction.