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In this scenario, LSQ appears to have a better classification performance, even if the proposed method performs reasonably well for the higher bit-rates.
The method performs reasonably well in detecting significant fracture damage and in identifying cases with no damage, but fails in cases with few fractures.
The above suboptimal method performs reasonably well.
The method performs reasonably better than conventional methods used in whisper detection both in terms of the ROC performance and the WDER.
From the plots, we can observe that the method performs reasonably well even in the case of estimating the model parameters at the same time it is filtering out the noise in the membrane voltage traces.
The proposed method performs reasonably well, and the false positive rate is well controlled at the nominal 5% significance threshold (the points in Figure 3).
Our module detection method performed reasonably well with a NMI value above 0.8 when the module homogeneity was higher than 0.6, and the NMI value was very close to its maximum value of 1.0 when the module homogeneity is higher than 0.9.
However, while the method performed reasonably it was not a "quantum" improvement over traditional methods Much further work has been done to explore the use of QM and QM/MM approaches to predict protein ligand binding affinities with the general conclusion that,while QM does help, it is not a panacea, at least in the current incarnation.
While previous methods perform reasonably well in determining the direction of flow, the method presented here provides a more accurate quantification of the trophallactic process and allows for measurements of the dynamics of food flow during individual trophallactic events.
Using daily data of all stocks listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange and the OTC markets, the simulation results indicate that all methods perform reasonably well.
All dispersion corrected methods perform reasonably well for these hydrogen bonds.
