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Grey-scale sonographic features evaluated in this study had a high sensitivity (95%) and specificity (83%) in classifying metastatic and nonmetastatic nodes.
The performance features evaluated in this paper will include the algorithm computing speed, the computation energy efficiency, and the platform cost efficiency.
This drum-only matrix is obtained training with drum sounds, but these trained drum features may be sufficiently different from the percussive features evaluated in the test database T1.
In addition to the biological features evaluated in the current study, the versatility of our simulation model should allow us in the future to evaluate the effects of other biological features and physical or genetic perturbations on Bcd gradient formation, such as bcd mRNA localization [29], [52], [53], Bcd protein diffusion or degradation, or developmental clock distortions [5], [54], [55].
There were no major differences in HPV positivity by age at diagnosis and histological features evaluated, as shown in Table 1.
So far, the ABC design features evaluated perform well in removing particulates.
The features evaluated can be roughly divided in methods operating in the spatial domain and those operating in the transform domain.
It should be noted that the top ranked features are not necessarily the ones that are individually most relevant to the classification performance since the relevance of features are evaluated in the context of other features, i.e., mutual information among features in terms of their collective discerning power are considered.
Results showed that users were significantly satisfied with the prototype in all features evaluated except for weight.
Eleven anatomic features were evaluated in the posteroanterior views, and six features were evaluated in the lateral views.
The effectiveness of the features is evaluated in terms of statistical parameters; accuracy, sensitivity, specificity and Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC) [30] as shown in contingency table (Figure 4).
