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In the aspect of objective evaluation, the algorithm proposed in this paper improves the objective image quality metrics such as the peak signal-to-noise ratio, structural similarity index metric, and universal image quality index.

At the same time, in the aspect of objective evaluation, the proposed algorithm improves the objective image quality metrics such as peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR), structural similarity index metric (SSIM), and universal image quality index (UIQI).

OIST is among the top 20 Japanese institutions when assessed on its multilateral collaboration score January 2015 October 2018, an index metric that looks at the contribution to high-quality research papers by OIST and its international collaborators.

An LDfX index metric, ranging between 0-100%, and original scorecard were created for consistent decision support for the comparison of different design concepts or products, integrating different "X" domains.

Average improvements in Universal Image Quality Index and Structural Similarity Index Metric of up to 28% and 24% on breast data and about 17%and9%9% on abdomen data, respectively, are obtained for the proposed method as against the baseline TV reconstruction with variable density random sampling pattern.

Using the Pearl Index metric, which is based on typical usage — so accounting for human error — seven out of 100 women using the system would get pregnant versus nine out of 100 using the pill.

MIN and MAX values for each metric are summarized in Table 3. Table 3 Minimum and maximum observed raw quality indices Metric PSNR VQM MOVIE SSIM NRIQM MIN 25.44 0.0577 0.0201 0.842 22.44 MAX 42.02 0.8218 1.1178 0.996 72.30.

The fruits of this labor have been the generation of numerous efficiency indices, metric-based rules and visualization tools to help guide medicinal chemists in the design of new compounds with more favorable properties.

(Srinivasan and Basu 1989) developed what they called an "index of metric quality" for an ordered categorical metric Z that they called I z implying that I z somehow captured the information content of Z (thus the I notation).

Most cities in the United States use National Weather Service (NWS) excessive heat alerts (advisories, watches, and warnings) based on the 24- to 48-hr forecast maximum heat index, a metric intended to reflect perceived temperature based on the measured temperature and relative humidity.

Telling something close to the entire story of human civilization, he uses a "social development index," a metric designed to show exactly how rich a society was.