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Surcinelli et al. [25] reported that non-clinical participants with a high trait anxiety have a better recognition of fearful faces.

Hence, health leaders should have a better recognition and understanding of these issues, and health promotion should concentrate more on education targeting the service users.

The contribution of Uni-INMKMHKS is that it has a better recognition than INMKMHKS in average with Universum learning used and inherits the advantages of INMKMHKS simultaneously.

The WMPCA methodology has a better recognition rate compared to the modular PCA approach developed by Rajkiran and Vijayan [Rajkiran, G., Vijayan, K., 2004. An improved face recognition technique based on modular PCA approach. Pattern Recognition Letters, 25(429 436]429 436]

Fig. 11 Average recognition rates of ANSSOEMV, ETSI-XAFE, and MVA approaches on Aurora 2. a Test set A, b Test set B. c Test set C. As it is clear, the application of overestimation with mean and variance normalization of the cepstral parameters has led to improvements in the system recognition performance, which in comparison to ETSI-XAFE has a better recognition rate in most of the cases.

Although Mr. Paul (The Younger) has a better recognition of the ill-effects of and blowback from unnecessary overseas wars than the rest of the pack, he still needs to get through Republican primaries that likely will be more jingoistic than the last few election cycles in which hawks were chastised because of their cataclysmic failure in Iraq.

It is shown that using spectrogram feature not only have a better ROC, but also obtain a better recognition performance than using HRRP time domain feature.

This might have resulted in a better recognition and treatment of co-morbidities prior to cART initiation in the South African study and, as a consequence, a lower rate of IRIS development.

The experimental results also confirm that the proposed method has a better performance in recognition accuracy, generalization ability and fault-tolerant ability.

Although we have always a loss of performance when these algorithms are applied in cyclic codes while they are particularly well suited for LDPC codes, the algorithm proposed in this paper still has a previously better recognition performance for binary cyclic codes in a soft-decision situation than that in a hard-decision situation.

The second network has a better performance than the first one and demonstrates the recognition rate of 98.15%.