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In this investigation a characteristic analysis of stress wave propagation in anisotropic fluid-saturated porous media is performed based on generalized characteristic theory.

A characteristic analysis of the governing equations is carried out first, in order to determine those terms to be discretized implicitly so that the stability of the method will not depend upon the celerity.

Through a characteristic analysis of multi-source Intelligent Transportation System ITSS) data fusion on data layer combined with the concept of support vector machine (SVM), this article proposes a multi-source ITS data fusion technique using SVM, and designs a corresponding implementation approach from perspectives of SVM training, training result evaluation and SVM test.

A characteristic analysis and experimental comparison of three control algorithms for reducing the small amplitude vertical vibration in a vehicle seat are also presented in this paper.

A series of reasonable mathematical and physical models for the thermal hydraulic characteristic analysis of a passive residual heat removal system (PRHRS) in an integral pressurized water reactor were established.

Consequently, the transient characteristic analysis of an HTS DC power cable is difficult to assess.

Receiver operating characteristic analysis of an epistatic model of significant SNPs on multivariate analysis only showed AUC of 0.24 for 18-month weight gain.

In a receiver-operating characteristic analysis using a cutoff point of 7/8, we obtained a sensitivity of 0.96 and a specificity of 0.77.

Second, we performed a ROC (receiver operating characteristic) analysis[ 8] of the different variants of TBLASTN to test the retrieval accuracy of the variants.

Receiver-operating characteristic analysis revealed a sensitivity of 61% and a false positive rate of 43% at the most beneficial cut-off of line width (39.7 Hz).

Receiver operating characteristic analysis is a plot of sensitivity vs. specificity for different cut-off points of a particular test.