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In relation to the imaging criteria classification, demonstration of contrast between the glenoid and the detached labroligamentous complex with associated anterior displacement was characterised as Bankart lesion [12, 13].

In the station demonstration, a classification model was trained on the datasets recorded on May 24 and June 17 during normal passenger traffic hours.

In this paper, a comprehensive review of the research works regarding the solar assisted heat pump system (SAHP) in the application of domestic hot water will be conducted, starting with the working principle, classification, theoretical analysis and demonstration samples.

The classification performances of this demonstration of COPD data sets on both approaches obtained comparable results that were both quite good.

A final goal was to demonstrate the applicability of the SVM approach by creating a demonstration web-based classification tool.

Classification of IS occurs by demonstration of intestinal invagination via surgery, radiology, and/or autopsy.

The present report is a demonstration of the classification properties of artificial neural networks, such that they can fully replace the traditional technique of empirical examination of biosensor's response data curve and therefore boosting the utilization potential of the coupled cellular bioelectric assay system.

Fig. 7 Demonstration of object recognition, scene classification, event classification, and expression recognition accuracy using different thresholds.

However, this strict classification has been challenged by the demonstration of endo-attack by CBHs and processive action of endoglucanases [ 11].

The demonstration that this two-step classification approach can identify MSI as well as HNPCC cases merits further gene expression studies to identify prognostic signatures.

Examples of such measures include screening tools and diagnostic measures, where the validity of the measure is assessed using (probabilistic) classification methods against a clinical standard, including demonstration of the positive/negative predictive value and sensitivity/specificity of resulting classifications.