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Our results show that an IBLT model performs equally well in capturing human behavior within and outside of ACT-R, demonstrating the independence of these mechanisms from any complex interaction with other mechanisms in ACT-R.

The study [33] also shows that the PROSPECT model performs equally well as the cepstral model for a recognizer without MDT.

The model performs equally well for datasets where the mean certainty of the base calls is ∼80% and higher.

However, because they did not report SE for the regional model, it is impossible to verify their claim that the national model performs equally well.

The optimal penalized regression model performs equally well or better than the GWAMA-based polygenic score in many cases, and we empirically observe that this difference in performance depends on the trait architecture and the level of relatedness in the study cohort.

The model performed equally well when reductions in sampling frequency were applied, and it was also relatively robust to the addition of up to ± 2 residual SD of random noise in the BHBA values.

The model performed equally well in simulating rice grain yield during multi-season crop sequences as the original validation testing reported for the stand-alone ORYZA2000 model simulating single crops (n = 121, R2 = 0.81 with low bias (slope, α = 1.02, intercept, β = −323 kg ha−1), RMSE = 1061 kg ha−1 (cf. SD of measured data = 2160 kg ha−1)).

The numbers show that the LSA model and the baseline model performed equally: 84.94 % vs. 83.89 % in the unigram approach and 84.15 % vs. 83.77 % in the bigram approach.

The MaxEnt model performed equally well on the plant and animal distributions, and cannot be rejected for 81 (70%) of the 115 plant distributions and 78 (68%) of the animal distributions.

Overall, the NHS model performed equally well when applied in the CTS.

In contrast, our MLR informed by CART model performed equally well among patients with isolated tumor cells, micrometastases, or macrometastases.