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For future editions, we would also like to allow the participants to submit calibrated likelihood ratios as well as non-calibrated scores in order to measure calibration as well as other figures of merit such as the normalized cross entropy cost (Cnxe) employed in the last query-by-example search on speech task of MediaEval evaluation [27].

We have also used the HAFM to measure calibration gratings and the surface of freshly cleaved sanded Mica sample.

Crucially, the ATSRs measure calibration source radiances in-flight without interrupting Earth-viewing which permits continuous gain and offset monitoring and calibration.

HOW HARD IS IT TO SET UP? Surround systems are much easier to set up than in the past, with color-coded cables, and microphones, which measure calibration tones and then adjust the output of each speaker to match the ambience of the room.

For this measure, calibration coefficients will be less accurate, since total personal PM2.5 exposures also include indoor- and personally-generated PM2.5, which are independent from ambient PM2.5[ 45].

When total PM2.5 was used as the true exposure measure, calibration coefficients of 0.56 (95% CI 0.24, 0.88) and 0.81 (95% CI 0.49, 1.12) were found for nearest ambient monitor PM2.5 and outdoor home model predictions, respectively.

Average measures, step calibrations and fit statistics were used to test whether the response categories behaved sufficiently well [ 3, 13].

Measured calibration factors could be reproduced by the simulation, given the uncertainties involved in the measurement and simulation.

The simulated and measured calibration curves for glucose closely matched in the range between 0 and 2.5 mM.

The LaserII system has been fully integrated into the framework used for measuring calibration factors and for monitoring data quality.

Measured calibration magnetic field of the coil biased by a 30 A commercial laboratory power supplies is 224 mT.