In particular, as pointed out in the previous version, claims of novelty in several areas are overstated and require the appropriate revision for accuracy.
The systematic construction of progressively higher order spatial approximations is achieved via a modified equation analysis, which allows one to clearly identify appended terms appropriate for a desired accuracy order.
The systematic construction of progressively higher order spatial approximations is achieved via a modified equation analysis, which allows one to determine the computational stencil coefficients appropriate for a desired accuracy order.
The intersection area obtained for the metric MSSIM (Figure 11c) almost coincides with that for the metric PSNR. Figure 11 Areas of acceptable δ V and δ k for different noise cases with marked boundaries for appropriate estimation accuracy.
Surveys were adapted by coauthors (JN, JL, XL, BZ, ZL, GD, YS, XH, QQ) with substantial clinical and public health experience in China, reworded and reframed for appropriate cultural context, back-translated for accuracy and pilot-tested with practicing health care providers prior to field implementation.
This may suggest that different fusion approaches may be more appropriate for situations in which accuracy or speed are more important, at least for more simple discriminations, but more exploration is necessary.
Since a linear regression model is not always appropriate for the data, the accuracy of the model should be evaluated by defining residuals (actual data-estimated data) and examining residual plots.
Therefore, the reference standard used in our study can be considered appropriate for evaluating the diagnostic accuracy of MRI assessment for the cervical nerve roots.
Such a combined reference standard has been considered appropriate for cervical cancer test accuracy studies given ethical and other issues involved in performing biopsy for test-negatives [ 13].
If an appropriate threshold for the quantitative parameter has not yet been defined, the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve and in particular the area under this curve, are appropriate for evaluating the overall accuracy of the diagnostic test [ 1].
