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With regard to both spheres and cylinders, EMGMM as well as GMRF achieve a much better detection rate of FG objects than the threshold methods (see Tables 3 and 4).

We will show in the experiment section that the increase in computational cost is worthwhile and our algorithm can achieve much better detection performance compared with the existing methods.

Figure 15 gives the nuclear detection results on four slice images from four wild-type embryos and validates that our proposed strategy (red contours) achieves much better detection performance than the local entropy-based method (green contours).

In [3], the authors design a network of distributed radar sensors that work in an ad hoc fashion and the simulation results showed that proposed RSN can provide much better detection performance than that of single radar sensor.

These samples are used to learn a specialized classifier that ameliorates much better the detection rate in the target scene.

The Department of Health says there has been an increase in reported cases of malnutrition in recent years in part due to much better diagnosis and detection.

In terms of accuracy (identifying one person concretely without duplication), it's pretty close to fingerprint authentication but is much better than facial detection, the Nymi team explained.

Multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) is much better suited for detection of free air with a reported success rate around 85%% [7, 8].

Fig. 7 Probability of false alarm versus detection threshold of BP-FLOM detector for different values of α, p, and M. Figure 8 shows the performance of the BP-FLOM detector under single detection and multi-detection; it is obvious that the performance of multi-detection is much better than that of single detection.

Our modelling of monitored water volume revealed that detection of very large extended objects provides much better performance returns than detection of smaller objects or point sources.

Results show that color images are much better in enabling the detection of P. australis.