Comparative evaluation of new typing schemes for urogenitalChlamydia trachomatisisolates

A Comparative Evaluation of Implicit Authentication Schemes

Implicit authentication (IA) schemes use behavioural biometrics to continuously and transparently authenticate mobile device users. Several IA schemes have been proposed by researchers which employ different behavioural features and provide reasonable detection accuracy. While these schemes work in principle, it is difficult to comprehend from these individual efforts which schemes work best (i...

New adaptive interpolation schemes for efficient meshbased motion estimation

Motion estimation and compensation is an essential part of existing video coding systems. The mesh-based motion estimation (MME) produces smoother motion field, better subjective quality (free from blocking artifacts), and higher peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) in many cases, especially at low bitrate video communications, compared to the conventional block matching algorithm (BMA). Howev...

A comparative evaluation of modern English corpus grammatical annotation schemes

Efficient selection of tests for bacteriological typing schemes.

To simplify the selection of tests for bacteriological typing methods, such as bacteriophage, bacteriocin, and biotyping, a computerised method was assessed. This uses a numerical index of discrimination (D) to facilitate the selection of an efficient typing set. The computer programs take the most discriminatory test as the initial test in the partial typing set, and then select the next test ...

Principal typing schemes in a polyadic - calculus

The present paper introduces a typing system for a version of Milner's polyadic calculus, and a typing inference algorithm linear on the size of the input. The central concept underlying the typing system is the notion of type assignment, where each free name in a term is assigned a type, the term itself being given multiple nametype pairs. This observation leads to a clean typing system for Mi...