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Larger datasets used in the initial training of OSELM helped to find better parameters (number of hidden nodes) for the model, yielding better predictions.

It is then safe to conclude that SVMs alone are not able to perform a good optimization, and by combining with a variable selection step we can obtain a minimum subset of important variables to train a faster and more robust model, yielding better prediction performance.

By combining the predictions from individual models, four consensus models were developed, yielding better prediction capabilities for the test set (q ext 2  = 0.669 0.689).

The squared l2 norm can prevent each eigenphone from being too large, yielding better generalization of the adapted model.

The bigram language models gives more control over the output of the recognizer, yielding better rates than the unigram.

The second model presents a rigorous interfacial energy balance by capturing Joule heating, Seebeck, Peltier and Thomson effects, yielding better predictions of the conversion capability.

This new wave in digital cameras allows a vastly greater sensitivity to light, yielding better pictures.

They are both yielding better than 4%.

So far, it is difficult to determine whether that approach is yielding better results.

Sadly, all this money isn't yielding better outcomes for the growing diabetes patient population.

A mass replanting of diseased vineyards in the past several years is yielding better grapes.