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The cumulative recognition rate in DCD method is greater than that in ADCP method.
The cumulative recognition curves of the reconstruction results are shown in Figure10.
Figure 10 Cumulative recognition curves of the reconstruction results of the global and hierarchical model in ADCP and DCD methods.
In the literature, a 100% cumulative recognition rate with 139-ms search time on an original 5 million-item database has been presented [14].
It is a kind of cumulative recognition that only comes with experience, of a thousand memorable or indifferent moments that shape our tastes and actions, whether we are talking about a golf swing, parallel parking or making love.
When also considered the cumulative recognition rates RRcum(2) and RRcum(3), which are summarized in Table 3, we can observe the correct category is retrieved in the first two (resp. three) candidates in 89.5% (resp. 95.2%) of cases.
To determine if either group successfully discriminated novel from familiar objects, we conducted one sample t tests based on the cumulative D1 recognition indices.
"A significant portion of the net loss is due to the recognition of cumulative foreign currency translation losses and the final loss could fluctuate significantly due to changes in currency exchange rates up to the date of close," noted Walmart.
This is reflected by the growing resolution of the MS genomic map, discovery of delicate inflammatory networks that are perturbed in MS, identification of mediators of demyelination, and recognition that cumulative axonal loss and neuronal injury are the histological correlates of neurological disability.
However, it appears that the implications of this recognition for cumulative risk assessment are not fully appreciated.
Although no single 'silver bullet' cause for the declines was identified, climate change impacting early ocean rearing conditions, infectious disease, predators, and aquaculture were considered perhaps most important of proposed factors, with a strong recognition that multiple cumulative stressors, some which may interact, were likely involved.
