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The receiver operating characteristics (ROCs) are shown in Figure 6, which are obtained by evaluating MDP and FAR pairs using varying values of the detection threshold for dB and 3 dB SNRs.
In this study, UVP analysis algorithms including the fast Fourier transform (FFT), autocorrelation, and the wavelet transform (WT) were compared via simulations and experiments using varying values of Npulse and the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
The filter is convolved with the image using varying values of θ and yields a maximum response at each pixel when the filter is aligned locally with the vessels in the image.
The i-rDNA algorithm was applied on the four training data sets using varying values of (a) 'cumulative sequence count' (ranging from 20K to 80K sequences) and (b) overlap percentage (ranging between 20% to 80%).
We applied the same approach to murine TAP by averaging the score of precursor peptides up to a maximal extension Nmax, and assigning a weighting factor α. We tested the performance of these predictions on the same dataset used in Figure 5 for varying values of Nmax and α.
Scores are presented across varying levels of σ (x -axis, using fixed λ = 4; left panels) or across varying values of λ (x -axis, using fixed σ = 0.6; right panels).
A post filter consists of several rows of posts across the width of the waveguide which separate the waveguide into resonant cavities as shown in figure 7. Differing numbers of posts can be used in each row to achieve varying values of inductance.
The horizontal lines in Figure2 represent (34) for varying values of α ( u ) 2 using QPSK modulation.
Model fit is evaluated using the Laplace approximation to the model evidence for varying values of K (the number of Dirichlet components).
With this data, we demonstrate how the varying values of vector competence can be used to calculate the true magnitude of transmission potential and that these cumulative values are the basis of accurate tests of differences in these potentials.
The proportion of INBs above or below varying values of λ (ranging from £1000 to £100 000) was used to approximate the probability of cost-effectiveness.
