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We used this test to tell if the methods present similar performance across different datasets.

It was evaluated with real FMs and the results show that the proposed approach outperforms the traditional algorithms used in the literature, and that both selection methods present similar performance.

The four methods present similar characteristics, 95th percentile is around 4 5 m. Figure 18b also applies the "number of matches" method; however, in this case, the matches could be in the range of ±1 level compared with the calibration point.

The proposed method presents similar or better approximation performance when compared to the other four methods.

The proposed tracking method presents similar ideas in the structure for creating, generating and eliminating mobile object hypotheses compared to the MHT methods.

It is found that compared with the existing stochastic model updating methods, the proposed method presents similar accuracy while its primary merits consist in its simple implementation and cost efficiency in response computation and inverse optimization.

We think that the Shapley/Sun/Dietzenbacher/Los decomposition method and the LMDI method will present similar decomposition results as in Ang ([2004]).

Spoligologo analysis is a graphic method of presenting similar spoligotypes that may elicit useful insights into the geographic spread of tuberculosis.

All rate/quality allocation methods presented above are similar in the sense that they use an encoder-derived model of the correlation noise between the SI and the WZ frame to determine the rate or the quantization parameters.

Saline and Ethanol+Vinpocetine treated animals exhibited right-shifted curves (close to 1.0) when compared with Ethanol treated animals (Figure 2e and f), indicating that orthogonal responses for cardinal (0°+157 vs. 67.5°+90°) and oblique (22.5°+45° vs. 112.5°+135°) orientations present similar values (see methods).

Is the method presented here similar with that in the published one?