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To determine which algorithm presents a better time performance, a statistical test was performed for these two algorithms shown in Table 4. Thus, NSGA-II achieved better time results for dataset-3 considering both scenarios and dataset-1 considering only the HighPrefs scenario, while MOCell was shown to be superior for dataset-2 considering both scenarios and dataset-1 in the LowPrefs scenario.

As a result, horses performed the test with a better time performance when they received the pheromone analogue (U = 62, p = 0.002).

SubXPCA not only has better time performance but is also superior in its summarization of variance as compared to SubPCA.

On the other hand, in the last two cases with large subgraphs (l = 100 km and l = 200 km), the MapReduce-Dijkstra framework presents better time performance.

Consequently, we chose the z-order curve for this case study, as it exhibits better time performance due to its decreased calculation complexity.

Both Tracker2D versions outperform the quality performance of OpenCV-Tracker, while having a better time performance in almost an order of magnitude.

In this article, the second method with parallel processing is used, which compared with the first method, has better time convergence performance when generating the same number of samples.

Because the RMET group had significantly better time trial performance and significantly higher post-training VE compared with the control/placebo group, we examined the relation between these two variables.

In our future work we will work for modifying our MMOC algorithm for better run time performance.

The statistics associated to an attribute a ∈ A, similarly to the presented reliability measures, are calculated incrementally in order to have a better processing time performance, conforming a new dynamics model for tracked object attributes.

The level of inspection time had a medium-sized correlation with the level of intelligence (r = 0.460, p < 0.001): as has been found in much prior work [2], those with higher intelligence had better inspection time performance (that is, more efficient speed of processing).