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It should be kept in mind that the neural networks identified here were based on using only the right DLPFC as a seed region, since all but one seed-defining studies showed activation of exclusively the right DLPFC and not the left.
A new Lincoln Laboratory technique based on using only a small set of words spoken by a speaker has produced an accuracy of >99percentt correct decisions.
Though the concept of ANC is based on using only an adaptive filter, the structure of ANC would appear so helpful in the proposed algorithm.
The simultaneous retrievals from using all ten bands outperform those based on using only the two CO2 bands, and the ten-band retrieval produces more certain estimates of CTP.
Therefore, SNP selection was also performed by an alternative categorization method based on using only two extreme portions of the entire sample of sire means.
To determine the ability of our method to recover known similar pairs, and to compare it to prior methods that were based on using only expression values, we performed cross validation on our hand-selected list of positive pairs.
Modern modular systems are based on using not only large elements such as «block rooms» but various small 3D building elements.
Moreover, the application of the SMA has been mostly based on using one summary statistic to assess only the total group difference.
However, as diagnosis of tension type headache was based on using administrative coding data only, further studies using validated diagnoses are needed to establish a possible association between the two conditions.
We use a four phase's algorithm to evaluate our method; first we decompose the image using one of the tree methods (BEEMD, LSEEMD, and PHEEMD), second reconstruct the image based on (1) using only the firsts IMFs, third perform a standard deviation filtering using a 3 × 3 window and finally make a global image binarization using Otsu's [17] method.
The aim of this paper is to present, test, and validate a method for person verification and identification based on correlation using only the limb ECG leads.
