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The experiment results indicate our adaptation strategy can successfully adapt Web contents to satisfy requesters' contexts and obtain superior performance.
Our results show that DNN-based models outperform HMMs and unit selection on both the realism and expressiveness of the generated talking heads, while in terms of adaptation we can successfully adapt an audio-visual HMM set trained on a neutral speaking style database to a target emotion.
The performance of the model after adaptation is found to be 86.6 % indicating that we can successfully adapt a model trained on one dataset to another condition under limited data constraints.
Therefore, H ABCDE can successfully adapt to the extended electromagnetic problem as well as engineering optimization tasks.
These verification test cases demonstrate that the RCA-RANS k ω model can successfully adapt the closure coefficients to improve agreement between the simulated flow field and a set of sparse flow-field measurements.
Initial evaluation results from the use of UoLmP provide evidence that UoLmP can successfully adapt the learning flow of an educational scenario and the delivery of educational resources, tools and services that support the learning activities.
In summary, it can be concluded that the Matrix-Lysis protocol from food science can be successfully adapted to clinical tissues.
The TAP method was initially developed in yeast but can be successfully adapted to various organisms.
Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed model is highly successful in detecting known and unknown attacks, and can be successfully adapted with packets' flow to increase IDS performance.
The technique introduced here can be successfully adapted in different regions to identify the optimal solution from both environmental and economic points of view.
Psychosocial interventions for this group therefore need to target these areas and there is evidence from three groups of researchers in the USA to suggest that cognitive behavioural or social skills interventions can be successfully adapted for older people.
