<p>The y-axis indicates the number of {sensors∶time points} used. For example, 4∶1 represents finding optimal subset of 4 sensors and 1 time point in each sensor. The rows in between the labels on the y-axis represents the other options for the number of time points (e.g. the rows between 4∶1 and 5∶1 are {4∶2, 4∶3, 4∶4, 4∶5, 4∶6} respectively. The x-axis marks the identities of the sensors and time points that were used. Colours represent the frequency (%) with which a {sensor∶time point} combination was chosen, as shown in the colour scale.</p
<p>For any given cell, a black outline indicates that the frequency of the given motif is significan...
The red line and number with an arrow in each panel indicates the c.c. with the best feature candida...
<p>Histogram showing the frequency of subjects (x axis) classified into each group by their discrimi...
<p>The x-axis shows the sensor size constraints used in the feature selection, each tick mark repres...
<p>(a) All the results; (b) Zoomed in to classification performance of between 0.96 and 1. The y-axi...
<p>The minutes/hours covered by the participants are represented on the X-axis while the percentage ...
<p>Each cell in the figure represents a number of sensors (x-axis) vs. time points (y-axis) combinat...
<p>The y-axis represents the normalized relative percentage of the possible variants at each variant...
<p>The x-axis shows the sensor size constraints used in the feature selection, each tick mark repres...
<p>For any given cell, a black outline indicates that the frequency of the given motif is significan...
<p>X axis represents the number of TR tested in the simulation, and Y axis indicates the percentage ...
The different image sequences are represented by distinct colors, which correspond to different samp...
<p>Triangles in red, green, and blue show how the accuracy rates changed with the number of features...
<p>Different numbers of jobs are displayed in x-axis, and y-axis presents the average performance-pr...
The y-axis depicts the various age groups. The x-axis represents the relative proportions of persons...
<p>For any given cell, a black outline indicates that the frequency of the given motif is significan...
The red line and number with an arrow in each panel indicates the c.c. with the best feature candida...
<p>Histogram showing the frequency of subjects (x axis) classified into each group by their discrimi...
<p>The x-axis shows the sensor size constraints used in the feature selection, each tick mark repres...
<p>(a) All the results; (b) Zoomed in to classification performance of between 0.96 and 1. The y-axi...
<p>The minutes/hours covered by the participants are represented on the X-axis while the percentage ...
<p>Each cell in the figure represents a number of sensors (x-axis) vs. time points (y-axis) combinat...
<p>The y-axis represents the normalized relative percentage of the possible variants at each variant...
<p>The x-axis shows the sensor size constraints used in the feature selection, each tick mark repres...
<p>For any given cell, a black outline indicates that the frequency of the given motif is significan...
<p>X axis represents the number of TR tested in the simulation, and Y axis indicates the percentage ...
The different image sequences are represented by distinct colors, which correspond to different samp...
<p>Triangles in red, green, and blue show how the accuracy rates changed with the number of features...
<p>Different numbers of jobs are displayed in x-axis, and y-axis presents the average performance-pr...
The y-axis depicts the various age groups. The x-axis represents the relative proportions of persons...
<p>For any given cell, a black outline indicates that the frequency of the given motif is significan...
The red line and number with an arrow in each panel indicates the c.c. with the best feature candida...
<p>Histogram showing the frequency of subjects (x axis) classified into each group by their discrimi...