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Based on preliminary experiments, the baseline PCA-based system used the Euclidean distance as its raw distance.
If the conditions of given images cause their raw distance to increase, the average raw distances to the cohorts will also increase.
The Konolige's algorithm allows the extraction of the raw depth map (b) where each pixel value is the raw distance between its corresponding 3D point and the sensor plane.
For example, for the chromosome territory in the Spectrum Orange channel (R1):
The hierarchical cluster dendrogram was constructed based on raw distance and length normalized distance.
For raw distances, overall removing nodes that have the lowest clustering coefficient has the smallest impact, while removing nodes with the highest strength has the largest.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 The mean (raw) distances and normalized distances (normalized by multiplying the average number of fibers between brain regions across the entire brain) measured from the center ((bar{d})) of the embedding to every point after various removal schemes.
It can be seen that whereas the evolutionary (raw) distances increased linearly the patristic distances were greater and increased exponentially.
CIs for the SPTE clustering were remarkably similar to those obtained using raw distances, with differences no greater than 0.005 for any taxonomic level.
The CLR method, in contrast, by converting the raw distances to z-scores, effectively removed such dependency and the best clustering accuracy is achieved at the same z-score equal to 2, corresponding to a p-value 0.05, for all data sets.
