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The information preserving capability of the proposed algorithm is justified with an excellent Pratt's FOM value even at high noise densities.

Another contribution of this paper is the utilization of pointwise level set approach with area preserving capability for iris segmentation and localization.

Section 2 briefly describes the theory of pointwise level set approach with area preserving capability.

In this work, the precise location of an iris is determined using pointwise level set approach with area preserving capability.

Several examples are provided to demonstrate the feature-preserving capability of the proposed approach.

Occupational therapists (OTs) conduct an assessment of the person's home environment, preserved capabilities, daily routines and interests and the caregiver's readiness and ability to use activities.

Activities are tailored to reflect the Veteran's preserved capabilities and interests to enhance active engagement, while not taxing areas of cognition that are most impaired.

To meet these challenges, we propose a soft mixture-model based framework "SWIFT" (Scalable Weighted Iterative Flow-clustering Technique), which scales to large FC datasets while preserving the capability of identifying small clusters representing rare subpopulations.

In the first approach an additional randomness is incorporated into the sampling step of the technique to preserve exploration capability of the algorithm during the optimization.

The result indicates that the established system not only preserves the capability of suppressing MAI, but also improves bit-error-rate performance as compared to the conventional coders.

Referral to voice therapy and recommendations for voice rest and microphone use are common interventions in occupational medicine aimed at preserving the working capability of teachers with occupation-related voice problems.