A compact set of low-level rhythmic features is described, which is highly suitable for discrimination between duple and triple meter as well as ballroom dance style classification.
Therefore, conditions suitable for discrimination of the nucleotides and for most efficient binding of a single nucleotide component can be selected.
The estimated noise variance, together with the robustified extended prediction error criterion, calculated on the sliding data frame of proper length, is used to define a suitable robust discrimination function, as a normalised measure of signal non-stationarity.
The other words were either not suitable for discrimination ("tingling", "heaviness") or not part of the McGill questionnaire ("fullness", "warm").
For simplicity, suppose we have two candidate subclasses in each data set: A1 and A2 in data set A; B1 and B2 in data set B. We define a set of marker genes, marker(A1) for subclass A1, and similarly for A2, using any suitable subclass discrimination metric.
However, this method would be suitable for discrimination between magnetite and maghemite, only if the minerals would occur in larger amounts, since the diffraction patterns of both minerals are nearly identical and differ only in small details [48], which can be resolved only for larger sample masses.
Although the selected mAbs provided an expression score of tagged proteins > 2, not all of the selected markers were suitable for discrimination between RA and control.
Measurement of changes between the pre-treatment PET scan and the first follow-up PET examination was not suitable for discrimination of the time to progression in responders and non-responders (log rank test p=0.129).
Through careful selection of the polymeric coatings in conjunction with suitable signal processing, discrimination of VOCs is possible.
