Because the score for each discourse sample was based on a different maximum, genre features were converted to proportions so they could be compared across tasks.
The results appear in Figure 4 for the cases in which average concentration features and maximum concentration features are used.
Features consisting of a time-series average of observed concentrations produce localization accuracy similar to when maximum concentration features are used.
Seven above-water (e.g., tree height, diameter at breast height, and leaf area) and 10 below-water (e.g., root density, root complexity, and maximum root order) architectural features were measured in eight mangrove stands.
Three PET image features were evaluated: maximum uptake values (SUVmax), mean uptake (SUVmean), and metabolic volume (SUVvol) defined by SUV > 2.5.
The magnet task was scored on a scale with a maximum score of 9 (some features were worth more than 1 point) using the following features: explanations, physical properties, hypotheses/predictions, generalizations, applied knowledge, and empirical reports.
In addition, the search was refined to allow partial matching of hydrogen bonding donor or acceptor features, such that for a molecule to be considered a hit, a minimum of one and a maximum of five hydrogen bonding features were required to fit.
The morphological features were evaluated, and maximum diameter and mean CT value were measured for each nodule.
In view of this, a maximum of 150 trees and 22 features were specified for the grid search approach.
General features were assessed, including maximum dendritic order reached for each TH-positive neuron, number of dendrite segments and branches, the sum of all the segment lengths for each neuron, and the mean for the dendrite diameters.
