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(2008): One-sample summary statistics included mean number of alleles; mean genic diversity; mean Garza-Williamson's M, and two-sample summary statistics included FST and mean classification index.
Summary statistics included the mean number of alleles, the mean genic diversity (Nei, 1987), the mean coefficient M (Garza and Williamson, 2001), Fst between pairs of population samples (Weir and Cockerham, 1984), and the mean classification index, also called mean individual assignment likelihood (Pascual et al., 2007).
(2010), which include the two population summary statistics: mean number of alleles, mean genic diversity, mean size variance, FST. and the classification index.
Table 2 Mean classification accuracy at θ=0°.
Mean classification accuracy for all descriptors on the UIUC dataset.
Mean classification grade in parenteral intoxications was 2.3.
Mean classification accuracy for all descriptors on the Brodatz dataset.
‡p<0.01 for classification index.
p = 0.008 for classification index.
Table 4 summarizes the mean classification accuracy of each classification method on the considered datasets.
