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More recent studies have used both qualitative and quantitative non-linear dynamical analysis of the tidal volume pattern for discriminating between outcome success and failure from mechanical ventilation [ 26, 27].

The proposed method evaluates gene expression patterns for discriminating heterogeneous cancers.

The paper by M. H. Serpa et al. evaluated the diagnostic performance of a neuroanatomical pattern classification method for discriminating psychotic MDD, bipolar I disorder (BD-I), and healthy controls using patients early in the course of illness.

Michael Yassa, a neuroscientist who led the study at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, said the ability to separate patterns was vital for discriminating between similar scenarios and experiences in life.

The aim was to design a pattern-recognition (PR) system for discriminating between normal and pathological knee articular cartilage of the medial femoral (MFC) and tibial condyles (MTC).

As seen in Figure  1, the rank order pattern of variable importance for discriminating ADHD from HC was similar in males and females (rs = 0.676, p < 0.003).

It is therefore not possible to make local inferences about discriminating regions, as these can be interpreted only as a distributed discriminating pattern (see Supplementary material for discriminating regions for each classifier).

Our BCI system builds a computational model that employs filter banks to cover the full frequency range of EEG rhythms, together with common spatial pattern filtering to determine subject-specific spatial-spectral patterns in the EEG for discriminating attentive and inattentive states.

Our result suggests that, in the gastric protruding/or polypoid lesions, combined of microvascular patterns, rather than fine mucosal patterns are most useful sign for discriminating GN from FGP and FP.

The most discriminating regions for discriminating between happy and neutral stimuli in HC included a pattern of lateral prefrontal, visual, and parietal cortical regions.

The accuracy for discriminating between patterns of neural activity for happy versus neutral faces overall was lower in both patient groups relative to HC.