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The present study implements a three-part metric to evaluate the dead spot in terms of time, magnitude, and total area using center of pressure velocity and a novel threshold value calculation.

In [15], the authors proposed a novel threshold credit-based incentive mechanism (TCBI) based on the modified model of population dynamics to efficiently resist the node compromise attacks, stimulate the cooperation among intermediate nodes, maximize vehicular nodes' interest, and realize the fairness of possessing the same opportunity of transmitting packets for credits.

In this paper, the simulation results show that most of the signal energy concentrates in the low-frequency band, so a novel threshold selection method for time of arrival (TOA) estimation is proposed that analyzes the signals in both time domain and frequency domain.

Due to the nonlinear and time-varying nature of the system under consideration, a novel threshold is determined that accounts for the noise intensity and the approximation errors, and sufficient conditions are established to guarantee the fault detectability for the proposed fault detection scheme.

We investigated three different BLAST bit-score cut-off thresholds: two previously implemented thresholds of 35 [31] and 86 [55]; and a novel threshold of 250.

In particular, molecular markers reflecting tumor biology could act as novel threshold in active surveillance or watchful waiting.

In this paper, we proposed novel threshold-based rank detection algorithms for reduced-rank MIMO systems.

In this paper, we propose a novel threshold-based control system, called balanced control system (BCS).

A novel threshold-based piecewise companding transform is proposed in this paper.

The volumes and 3D compactions of identified maternal and paternal PWS domains were determined in stacks of light optical serial sections using a novel threshold-independent approach.

Topography partitions also form the basis for the cross-PTM score: a novel threshold-driven quantitative metric that provides a single numerical score for determining whether the two samples are a match.