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In this work, we propose a novel architecture called filtered equality test (FET), which 'filtered' denotes only few receiver-selected messages can be equality tested.

The glaring, sometimes violent political divide in America today is often compared to the tumult of the Vietnam era, when movements for black, women's and LGBTQ equality tested the power of democracy.

Based on noncentral t-distributions, we derive some sample size calculation formulas for testing equality, testing therapeutic noninferiority/superiority, and testing therapeutic equivalence, under the popular one-sample design, two-sample parallel design, and two-sample crossover design.

They all become undecidable if general equality tests are added.

Public key encryption with equality test (PKE-ET) is a public key encryption with an extra functionality, so-called 'equality test'.

We discuss the class of program schemas augmented with equality tests, that is, tests of equality between terms.

In the first part of the paper we illustrate the "power" of equality tests.

We suggest, however, limited equality tests which can be added to certain subclasses of program schemas while preserving their decidability property.

In such model, we propose an equality test scheme, PKE-FET, which is the first one to be proved (somewhat) semantic secure.

The equality test for the two AUCs was <0.0001.

The equality test used in this paper is Bartlett's test (Anderson and McLean 1974).