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Fig. 11 Training and testing procedure using a fusion of three types of features.

We report accuracy of 96.42% in case of sedans vs vans vs taxis using a fusion of approaches.

Table 18 Confusion matrix using a fusion of approaches   Sedans Vans Taxis Sedans 189 3 8 Vans 4 194 2 Taxis 1 1 128.

Identification of the segments was made possible by application of image enhancement techniques on WorldView2 satellite imagery including resolution merge using Brovey transform, unsupervised classification using a fusion of built-up index and vegetation index.

Using a fusion of airborne hyperspectral imagery and light detection and ranging (LiDAR) data, a 1.0 m spatial resolution classified land cover map (accuracy of 88.6%) was produced for the city of Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, from which landscape imperviousness was then derived.

For theoretical simulation (as shown by the triangles in Figure 9), the data were derived using a fusion of two equations, in a biphasic treatment.

John Williams, too, used a fusion of instruments and electronics, and in his case the orchestra worked out the balances.

They have used a fusion of PAA-MNP and rifampicin in M. smegmatis which resulted in fourfold higher growth inhibition in contrast with rifampicin alone.

It's different technology with a different purpose — as far as selfie range — the probing dot pattern provides a great solution [for a depth map]." For those of you who are ARKit developers out there, the system will use a fusion of RGB data with the IR data to give you that mesh.

Figure 10 shows the ROC curves obtained from the minimum distance-based similarity and the matched background similarity (MBGS) of LBP features [68], the adaptive probabilistic elastic matching (APEM) [78], and the large margin multimetric learning (LM3L) [79] methods both of which use a fusion of SIFT and LBP features.

We used a fusion of YFP to a portion of the Golgi resident mannosidase F58H1.1 previously used to mark the Golgi in neurons [16].