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The similarity (percentage) of patterns was calculated by the unweighted pair group method with arithmetic averages (UPGMA) and Dice similarity coefficient.

The frequency of appearance (percentage of patterns in which the feature appeared out of the total of 42 patterns examined) of each of the four features, in each dorsal-ventral section, is presented in Fig. 3.

> Table 4 also shows frequencies and percentages of patterns of stage movement both for the group of clients who received MET and for those who received SBNT.

The fidelity of a rule system is the percentage of test patterns where the rule system's classification agrees with the original SVM or ANN classification.

From other studies a high percentage of avoidant patterns has been noted (Crittenden & Ainsworth 1989), while the percentage of disorganization patterns during adolescence remains higher than those related to avoidance (Neufeld Bailey et al. 2007; Webster et al. 2009).

In order to simulate a stream of partially labeled data and qualify how the algorithms react with different amount of labeled patterns, we have generated nine experiments for each domain, differing from each other regarding to the percentage of labeled patterns in the training sets.

It was not by chance that a study by Finzi, Har-Even, Shnit and Weizman (2002) observed, in the majority of abused children, a high percentage of avoidant patterns, accompanied by high levels of depression and suicidal symptoms.

Fig. 5 Standard deviations for the four compared algorithms when processing the real domains (Elec2 and Spam) within the nine different percentage of labeled patterns in each data set.

Ho (2015) found that the mode of peer review is not the only factor that contributed to the differences in the number and percentage of commenting patterns, but the nature of the task was also seen as an important factor behind this.

The percentage of stereotypic patterns of α6-Cacna1a mice (30.7 %) were significantly lower (p = 0.031, Fisher's exact test) from that of control littermates (36.9 %) during trials in which they touched the obstacle, but not during trials in which they did not touch the obstacle (28.0 % control vs. 24.8%α6-Cacna1aα6-Cacna1a249) (Fig.  11d).

In the household questionnaire about school activities, households were asked about children aged 6 14 years and the estimated percentage of schooling pattern in this research paper.