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Moreover, NRTL model performed slightly better than UNIQUAC model since the RMSD was smaller.

Their comparison result showed that the hybrid model performed slightly better than using only one model.

HBV model performed slightly better than the PED model, but the parameter values of the PED could be identified with the features of the landscape.

Ignoring the interaction (i. e. using a misspecified model), the log-binomial model performed slightly worse than the Cox and Poisson models in relation to the point estimates.

The base model performed slightly better for AD patients and the final model for fast MCI progressers, particularly for the fastest ones.

The linear model performed slightly better in terms of detecting significant markers associated with TD than the logistic model for BS.

It was found that the LSSVM model performs slightly better than the ANN models and both models performed much better than the SRC model.

In the case of MLP, the linear model performs slightly better compared to the non-linear cases, with 82.4% versus 79.4% correct predictions of the taxonomic Class and 76.4% versus 67.7% correct predictions of the taxonomic Family, respectively, while no difference was observed in the prediction accuracy of the taxonomic Order (82.4%).

However, under a low level of heterotachy (τ = 0.2), the covarion model performs slightly better than the two-component model, in spite of the fact that the dataset is indeed a mixture of two components.

Although the iBAG2- stage model performs slightly worse than the non-INT model in identifying genes with only type effects and genes with both type M and type effects, it has a clear advantage in identifying genes with only type M effects.

Cao ([2006]) found that while the two constrained models performed slightly better than the unconstrained tree model in predicting tree and stand attributes, the disaggregation method provided the best predictions of tree- and stand-level survival and growth.