Boxplots for the maximising function of pattern matching technique.

<p>(a) Boxplots for and , where is the maximising function of pattern matching procedure of whole-crowd analysis and is the same with separate group-analysis. and are the maximum possible values of the maximising functions in these two cases, which are 2 and 1 respectively. (b) Boxplots for th...

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Main Author:	Pratik Mullick (12851011) (author)
Other Authors:	Sylvain Fontaine (12851014) (author), Cécile Appert-Rolland (178393) (author), Anne-Hélène Olivier (6031328) (author), William H. Warren (11638624) (author), Julien Pettré (178388) (author)
Published:	2022
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Summary:	<p>(a) Boxplots for and , where is the maximising function of pattern matching procedure of whole-crowd analysis and is the same with separate group-analysis. and are the maximum possible values of the maximising functions in these two cases, which are 2 and 1 respectively. (b) Boxplots for the time-averaged values of and .</p>

Boxplots for the maximising function of pattern matching technique.

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