Soft thresholding provides smoother results in comparison with the hard thresholding whereas thresholding technique provides better edge preservation in comparison with the soft thresholding technique.
Here, in our identity attack detection problem, we use the distance in the signal space and make the decision in comparison with the calculated threshold.
The method itself has proven that it can quickly and reliably detect action potentials of a variety of morphologies in extracellular neuronal recordings, in comparison with the conventional threshold detection algorithm.
Although nominally significant, this P value is unremarkable in comparison with the rigorous threshold required for significance in GWAS studies (Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium 2007), suggesting that further studies are required to establish this association.
Variability of the hb border positions in the simplified model and the intersection points between the initial Hb profile and the attraction basin boundaries (from Fig. 5C) for two Bcd families and for the whole Bcd set, in comparison with the positional variability of threshold Bcd concentration.
The three vignettes represented the base-case (intermediate benefits/harms ratio), high-risk (with low benefit/harms ratio resulting in higher threshold in comparison with the base-case), and low-risk (high benefit/harms ratio resulting in lower threshold in comparison with the base-case).
ChiP-seq data analyses showed that in all cases the simple model (with a random uniform distribution of DNA fragments locations in the genome) produces too optimistic specificity threshold values in comparison with the values defined by q-PCR method [ 15].
After comparison with the threshold, the decision for the possible transmitted symbol is shown in Output.
This simulation is performed with a much lower value of the threshold fraction of bound IFNAR (10%) for both MOIs in comparison with the bulk of the simulations.
The range of thresholds was smaller for the negatively worded items in comparison with the positively worded questions.
These estimates may be inflated in comparison with the true effects, because of the "winner's curse" phenomenon (inflation of effects selected based on significance thresholds) (41, 42).
