Let us observe that from a perceptual point of view, LPCD DAs have a different behavior for different values of and for different levels of resolution, in particular, the image quality increases if the attacks are applied to a lower level of resolution (larger ) but, at the same time, the number of possible distortions decreases.
From a perceptual point of view, MRF DAs have a different behavior for different values of,, and, in particular, the image quality increases if the attacks are generated at a lower level of resolution but, in the meantime, the number of possible distortions decreases.
When compared MDP(_{mathrm {REF}}) algorithm to SkyRule algorithm, the first algorithm has a different behavior as it generates more rules for all interestingness measures.
The results of the analysis have shown a different behavior for both variants of B-IFDMA in terms of CFO sensitivity.
Indeed, it is well known that these parameters have a different general behavior for voiced or unvoiced sounds (see, e.g., [31]).
Additive and multiplicative simple components have clearly a different behavior.
Others have found that features spiked-in at a 1 1 ratio tend to have different behavior for the control and spike-in experiments [ 16].
