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For example, one sample from Stage One and another sample from Stage Four are on the wrong side of the discriminating line when considering the 2nd sample in Stage One to draw the discriminating line, resulting in two discriminating errors.

LDA output for days 31, 37, 52, and 59 is summarized in the four bi-plots in Figure 2. On day 31 (3 days post-FIVC infection; upper left panel) there is essentially one discriminating signal in the data, with a strongly dominating eigenvalue associated with the first LDA axis, which separates PLV infected (single and dual) and non-PLV infected (uninfected and FIVC-infected) cats.

In addition, since two discriminating lines (i.e., corresponding to the 2nd and 3rd samples) from Stage One have the same number of discriminating errors, we choose the sample with the lowest sample number (i.e., 2nd sample) and get two discriminating errors in this level.

Thus, there seemed to be a definite limit to their ability to extrapolate to higher numerosities: their performance in discriminating four versus five, five versus six and four versus six was also not above chance in all tests.

In two experiments, observers discriminated between different types of artificial fish.

Within a new, dedicated service we retrospectively assessed, over a 6-year period, the benefits of PEX in two patient cohorts, discriminated by PEX treatment alone.

The remaining HPTs were screened by multiplex PCR/LDR reactions in which all three discriminating oligonucleotides were mixed with a FAM-labeled common oligonucleotide.

The GRM was run in two variations: d) constant discriminating power across items; and e) variable discriminating power across items (Andrade et al., 2000).

For example, a particular gene may be highly significantly discriminating in two datasets but it is ranked 5th among the most discriminating genes in one dataset (based on P-value or fold difference) but only 35th in another dataset (which is still very high considering the thousands of comparisons!).

In discriminating two sets of objects, the performance is therefore expected to be strongly dependent on the ratio of two numerosities and minimally affected by the total number of objects in the sets.

While pictures presented on the touchscreen can only be discriminated visually in two dimensions, solid objects can be discriminated visually in three, providing depth cues and overall more informational content (see Aust & Huber, 2006; Fagot, 2000; Watanabe, 2000, 2006).