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By this way, the global discriminative appearance model can distinguish different targets more effectively.
Hence, the hybrid model can distinguish the short and long networks with the identical absolute cost difference as well as the identical relative cost difference.
However, the gases adsorption adaptation to the Langmuir–Freundlich model can distinguish that multi-layer adsorptivity is very feasible [14, 15].
The KS2 test evaluates how well a model can distinguish negative (evidence of reckless driving) from positive predictions (evidence of cautious driving) [90].
By comparing the assignment results of the three models, we can verify that the hybrid model can distinguish the short networks with the identical absolute cost difference as well as the identical relative cost difference.
Load-displacement response as well as concrete crack patterns are accurately simulated, and the proposed model can distinguish between the behavior of uncoated and epoxy-coated deformed bars as well as simulate the impact on bond strength of confinement provided by transverse steel.
Lastly, Markov models can distinguish between remission and recovery periods by using temporary states (i.e. 6 more health states).
Both time-dependent and age-dependent models can distinguish the three mechanisms (nonfunctionalization, neofunctionalization, and subfunctionalization) with high probabilities when the sample size is large.
Thus, the 60-miRNA signature shared among all mouse liver tumor models can distinguish human tumors associated with elevated AFP expression, a marker of a poorly differentiated state.
We hypothesized that, among people with epilepsy, dense surface models can distinguish between those who do or do not have pathogenic structural variants.
To further illustrate the accuracy of our regression models, we show that even in the case of paralogous TF with highly similar position weight matrices, our new models can distinguish the specificities of individual factors.
