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Experiment results demonstrate improved accuracy, robustness, and high speed.
In this paper, we apply a single-layer, multicomponent representation for phonemes and demonstrate improved accuracy and decreased sample complexity for vowel classification compared to standard spectral, cepstral and perceptual features.
Position control, tracking control, and gain sensitivity experiments demonstrate improved accuracy and greater stability margin than that achieved using present industrial practice.
Our analytical results demonstrate improved accuracy, indicate throughput imbalances, and provide better understanding of CSMA-based protocol behavior in multi-hop wireless networks that can be used to design fair, scalable, and efficient MAC layer protocols.
We demonstrate improved accuracy when patients with compromised immune systems and hospital-acquired disease are excluded, albeit that this difference did not reach statistical significance, most likely because of the limited sample size.
The results show that the new design demonstrates improved accuracy with reduced dependence on the amount of training data.
A new generation of robotic systems is now being introduced into the arthroplasty arena, and early results with unicompartmental knee arthroplasty and total hip arthroplasty have demonstrated improved accuracy of placement, improved satisfaction, and reduced complications.
By relaxing one of the constraints and coupling it with a fast multidimensional search technique, the metric demonstrates improved accuracy and efficiency compared to other metrics in recognizing hand-written digit samples.
Staff also demonstrated improved accuracy in their use of DTT following training sessions and during follow-up sessions with students and programs that were not involved in staff training.
By using unstructured data to validate structured data (eg, biomarker data), we demonstrated improved accuracy of insights from EHR analyses.
The eCURB is an electronic version of CURB-65 that uses continuous, weighted variables and has demonstrated improved accuracy over CURB-65 [ 11].
