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The new classifier module exploits the available predictor at the encoder and performs classification to achieve a more accurate rate control.

Also, [16] applies three-step search (3SS) at the encoder of the classifier module, and the 3SS estimates the correlation noise between the current block and the best predictor at the decoder more precisely.

In the proposed work, an artificial neural network (ANN) [8, 9] comprising three layers, namely, input, hidden and output layers is employed as a predictor at the compression and decompression stages.

However, we know from past experience that the secular variation is not constant in time and can change rapidly on a time-scale of perhaps only 1 or 2 years as a result of rapid (e.g., Olsen et al. 2006; Lesur et al. 2008) or strong acceleration (e.g., Chulliat et al. 2010) thus making extrapolation short-sighted and a poor predictor at the end of the 5-year interval.

The New Hampshire primary is an imperfect predictor at the best of times, and this year that goes double….A win would obviously be a boost to [Trump's and Sanders'] campaign, but it wouldn't mean that they've locked down their party's nomination.

The second independent predictor (at the admission in the ICU) of operative mortality is a HR >120 beats per minute, with an O.R. of 6.7.

The most frequently used predictors at the continental scale were factors related to climate, parent material (and time), while at landscape and more local scales, they were factors related to relief, organisms and the soil.

Eight landscape and meteorological attributes generated from remotely acquired datasets and limited ground information for each sub catchment were used as predictors at the monthly time step in the two predictive models.

The proposed method makes use of two identical artificial neural networks (ANNs) as predictors at the compression and decompression stages.

For spores of both strains on wiring insulation, the conditions without complete inactivation all had two or more predictors at the lowest settings.

The notable thing about these four points is that they all had two or more predictors at the low setting; i.e., at least two of x1, x2, or x3 were equal to −1 for these four observations.