It is encouraging here to note that while Table 1 reports results for sexual orientation hate speech with P = 0.57, R = 0.44 and F = 0.49 when using a single classifier, Table 4 reports sexual orientation hate speech results of P = 0.66, R = 0.41 and F = 0.51.
The results for localisation, orientation and phase over 10 iterations of the correction process are shown in Figure 16, for the triangle (full line) and the circle (dashed line) scenarios.
We archived results for 145 orientations for time periods representing a typical year, each 3-month season, month, week, and hour.
In contrast, the classical part of the formula is dependent on the projection of the movement of the source into the line-of-sight which yields different results for different orientations.
No single method produced optimal results for all axis orientation parameters when reconstructing movement trials.
Figure 7A represents results for the dipole orientation distribution and Figure 7B demonstrates pattern sensitivity to the axial position of the probe relative to the nominal objective focus.
This study adds to the view that robustness is a characteristic of optimized complex flow systems, and that thermodynamic optimization results can be used for orientation in the pursuit of more complex and realistic designs.
The results for the 45°-orientation difference were similar.
A good agreement was observed with the corrected X-ray amorphous orientation results for draw ratios greater than 3. Below this draw ratio, low orientation and crystallinity, combined with the inherent limitation of the X-ray technique and crystal imperfections, induced large discrepancies between the two results.
