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@@ -186,13 +186,13 @@ However, different network topologies with different number of neurons in each l
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\section{Experimental evaluation}
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\label{Section6:ExperimentalResults}
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\def\NumCases{910\xspace}
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\def\NumCases{845\xspace}
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In this section the experimental results obtained with the proposed method are presented and discussed.
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The error resilience techniques used in the proposed method are used in the context of the \ac{hevc} standard and compared with the reference implementation (\REF).
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%The experimental results were obtained with the methodology described in Section~\ref{ExperimentalTestSetup}.
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To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed optimal error robustness scheme several test cases were used.
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In this experimental evaluation 14 test sequences were used, encoded using at 5 different bitrates.
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In this experimental evaluation 13 test sequences were used, encoded using at 5 different bitrates.
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Moreover, the following \acs{plr} were used to cover a wide range of loss rations giving more detail to low \acs{plr}: 0\%, 0.5\%, 1.0\%, 1.2\%, 1.6\%, 2.0\%, 2.2\%, 2.4\%, 2.6\%, 2.8\%, 3.0\%, 5.0\% and 10.0\%.
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This results in a total of \NumCases test conditions.
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@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ In the latter, the quality obtained with the proposed optimal error robustness s
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%As mentioned before a total of \NumCases test cases are used for the evaluation of the proposed method.
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To effectively train and validate the \ac{nn} used in the proposed method the data set is randomly divided based on the following: 70\% of the test cases are used for training and 30\% for validation.
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The \ac{nn} supervised training uses 637 test conditions and a scaled conjugate gradient algorithm~\cite{NNScaledConjugateTraining_1993}.
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The \ac{nn} supervised training uses 591 test conditions and a scaled conjugate gradient algorithm~\cite{NNScaledConjugateTraining_1993}.
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The remaining 273 conditions are used to evaluate the accuracy of the proposed method after training using different conditions.
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