BULGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

CYBERNETICS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES  Volume XX, No X

Sofia  202X

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1National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO 80305 USA

2Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523 USA

3Electrical Engineering Department, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

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Figure 1. Bifurcation: Plot of local maxima of x with damping a decreasing

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Table 2. The identification results DTW local distance

No	Features combinations	Euclidean Accuracy	Euclidean 95% CI	RPS Accuracy	RPS 95%CI
1	LPCC-CMS-ACWC	0.8865	0.0234	0.8822	0.0238
2	LPCC-CMS	0.8028	0.0293	0.8907	0.0230
3	MFCC-CMS	0.8127	0.0288	0.9106	0.0211
4	LPCC-CMS-PFC	0.8751	0.0244	0.8921	0.0229
5	PLPC-CMS	0.7134	0.0333	0.8156	0.0286
6	LPCC-RASTA	0.8014	0.0278	0.8609	0.0236
7	MFCC-RASTA	0.7971	0.0280	0.8751	0.0224
8	PLP-RASTA	0.7007	0.0326	0.8595	0.0237

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Appendix A. FIRST APPENDIX

Appendix B. SECOND APPENDIX