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June  2021, 15(3): 475-498. doi: 10.3934/ipi.2021001

Tensor train rank minimization with nonlocal self-similarity for tensor completion

Meng Ding 1, , Ting-Zhu Huang 1,, , Xi-Le Zhao 1,, , Michael K. Ng 2, and  Tian-Hui Ma 3,

1. 

School of Mathematical Sciences, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu, 611731, China
2. 

Department of Mathematics, The University of Hong Kong, Pokfulam, Hong Kong
3. 

School of Mathematics and Statistics, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi'an, 710049, China

* Corresponding authors: Ting-Zhu Huang and Xi-Le Zhao

Received  February 2020 Revised  September 2020 Published  June 2021 Early access  December 2020

The tensor train (TT) rank has received increasing attention in tensor completion due to its ability to capture the global correlation of high-order tensors ($ \rm{order} >3 $). For third order visual data, direct TT rank minimization has not exploited the potential of TT rank for high-order tensors. The TT rank minimization accompany with ket augmentation, which transforms a lower-order tensor (e.g., visual data) into a higher-order tensor, suffers from serious block-artifacts. To tackle this issue, we suggest the TT rank minimization with nonlocal self-similarity for tensor completion by simultaneously exploring the spatial, temporal/spectral, and nonlocal redundancy in visual data. More precisely, the TT rank minimization is performed on a formed higher-order tensor called group by stacking similar cubes, which naturally and fully takes advantage of the ability of TT rank for high-order tensors. Moreover, the perturbation analysis for the TT low-rankness of each group is established. We develop the alternating direction method of multipliers tailored for the specific structure to solve the proposed model. Extensive experiments demonstrate that the proposed method is superior to several existing state-of-the-art methods in terms of both qualitative and quantitative measures.

Keywords: Low-rank tensor completion, tensor train rank, nonlocal self-similarity, alternating direction method of multipliers.
Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 94A08; Secondary: 68U10.
Citation: Meng Ding, Ting-Zhu Huang, Xi-Le Zhao, Michael K. Ng, Tian-Hui Ma. Tensor train rank minimization with nonlocal self-similarity for tensor completion. Inverse Problems & Imaging, 2021, 15 (3) : 475-498. doi: 10.3934/ipi.2021001
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Figure 1.  Comparison of TT low-rankness of higher-order tensors generated by KA and NSS. (a-1, 2, 3) the augmented tensor, the original data, and an example of grouped tensors. (b-1) to (b-8) the distribution of singular values of the mode-1 to mode-8 canonical matricizations of the augmented tensor (a-1) and the average ratio of singular values larger than $ 1\% $ of the corresponding largest one is $ 25.2\% $. (c-1, 2, 3) the distribution of singular values of the mode-1, mode-2, and mode-3 canonical matricizations of the grouped tensor (a-3) and the average ratio of singular values larger than $ 1\% $ of the corresponding largest one is $ 7.1\% $. (d-1, 2, 3, 4) the observed data, the recovered results by SiLRTC-TT, TMac-TT, and the proposed method
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Figure 2.  Flowchart of the proposed completion framework
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Figure 3.  Original images
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Figure 4.  The results of testing color images with $ SR = 0.2 $ recovered by different methods. The first three rows and second three rows represent random sampling and tube sampling, respectively. From left to right: (a) the observed image, the results by (b) HaLRTC, (c) tSVD, (d) SiLRTC-TT, (e) TMac-TT, (f) NL-TT, and (g) the original image
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Figure 5.  The PSNR and SSIM values of the reconstructed color image results for random missing entries by different methods
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Figure 6.  The results of testing color images with structural missing entries recovered by different methods. From left to right: (a) the observed image, the results by (b) HaLRTC, (c) tSVD, (d) SiLRTC-TT, (e) TMac-TT, (f) NL-TT, and (g) the original image
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Figure 7.  The results of one band of testing MSIs with $ SR = 0.1 $ recovered by different methods. From left to right: (a) the observed image, the results by (b) HaLRTC, (c) tSVD, (d) SiLRTC-TT, (e) TMac-TT, (f) NL-TT, and (g) the original image
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Figure 8.  The PSNR and SSIM values of all bands of the reconstructed MSIs with $ SR = 0.2 $ recovered by different methods
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Figure 9.  Comparison of the PSNR values by different methods on the dataset CAVE with $ SR = 0.1 $
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Figure 10.  The results of two frames of testing color videos recovered by different methods. The first (third) and second (fourth) rows: the results of color videos bus (mobile), respectively. From left to right: (a) the observed image, the results by (b) HaLRTC, (c) tSVD, (d) SiLRTC-TT, (e) TMac-TT, (f) NL-TT, and (g) the original image
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Figure 11.  The PSNR and SSIM values of all frames of color videos recovered by different methods
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Figure 12.  The PSNR and SSIM curves as the function of the number of the similar cube $ h $. (a) change in the PSNR value, (b) change in the SSIM value
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Figure 13.  The PSNR and SSIM curves as the function of the number of the cube size $ s $. (a) change in the PSNR value, (b) change in the SSIM value
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Figure 14.  The relative error and objective function values curve versus the iteration number for grouped tubes. (a) grouped tensors, (b) change in the relative error value, (c) change in the objective function value
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Figure 15.  The results of testing color images with random sampling ($ SR = 0.3 $) recovered by different methods. From left to right: (a) the observed image, the results by (b) LDMM, (c) WNLL, (d) MLR, (e) NL-TT, and (f) the original image
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Table 1.  The PSNR, SSIM values, and running time (in seconds) obtained by HaLRTC, tSVD, SiLRTC-TT, TMac-TT and NL-TT for color image data with different sampling rates (SRs). The first three rows and second three rows represent random sampling and tube sampling, respectively
Image SR 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Method PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time
lena HaLRTC 19.29 0.4151 5.52 23.10 0.6047 4.65 25.68 0.7311 8.65 28.00 0.8205 7.83
tSVD 19.55 0.3500 87.65 23.33 0.5572 88.40 26.08 0.7033 88.80 28.60 0.8066 87.16
SiLRTC-TT 21.67 0.5954 39.17 24.80 0.7366 27.36 27.01 0.8226 20.32 28.90 0.8782 16.11
TMac-TT 24.25 0.6829 67.99 27.22 0.8097 65.13 28.87 0.8584 27.99 30.22 0.8902 20.38
NL-TT 26.52 0.8124 192.95 30.09 0.8970 121.74 32.02 0.9309 90.28 33.87 0.9528 76.41
airplane HaLRTC 19.80 0.4621 6.80 23.18 0.6437 4.69 25.62 0.7614 3.94 27.97 0.8399 7.36
tSVD 19.87 0.4196 84.57 23.30 0.6139 87.18 25.86 0.7387 87.63 28.25 0.8258 87.57
SiLRTC-TT 20.81 0.6072 32.20 23.42 0.7361 25.32 25.62 0.8213 20.04 27.55 0.8768 17.06
TMac-TT 22.46 0.6766 7.62 25.81 0.8105 60.23 27.67 0.8622 25.36 28.97 0.8915 16.93
NL-TT 24.33 0.7840 299.77 28.33 0.8929 109.30 30.29 0.9268 85.13 31.99 0.9489 107.19
monarch HaLRTC 17.12 0.4381 8.20 19.59 0.6069 4.25 21.89 0.7404 3.66 24.20 0.8271 3.33
tSVD 17.14 0.3372 91.07 19.98 0.5462 87.39 22.60 0.6980 88.03 25.23 0.8023 89.33
SiLRTC-TT 17.95 0.5784 38.01 20.32 0.7196 30.94 22.38 0.8100 26.44 24.39 0.8702 22.52
TMac-TT 19.21 0.6621 185.13 22.45 0.7912 104.59 24.86 0.8505 76.80 27.24 0.9046 81.50
NL-TT 22.22 0.8307 587.32 25.42 0.9140 379.66 27.95 0.9496 306.90 30.74 0.9729 246.85
lena HaLRTC 17.54 0.2942 6.37 20.97 0.4651 7.06 23.59 0.6144 5.38 25.88 0.7272 4.01
tSVD 17.88 0.2570 88.13 20.85 0.4186 99.70 23.29 0.5676 93.58 25.50 0.6857 90.83
SiLRTC-TT 20.90 0.5462 47.73 23.61 0.6830 33.84 25.69 0.7732 25.55 27.35 0.8353 19.25
TMac-TT 21.62 0.5629 15.30 24.60 0.7193 41.10 26.22 0.7764 17.78 27.55 0.8392 51.87
NL-TT 23.94 0.7351 223.34 27.45 0.8459 172.99 29.33 0.8928 93.35 31.38 0.9259 72.19
airplane HaLRTC 17.81 0.3050 5.93 20.77 0.4847 6.32 23.15 0.6214 4.71 25.29 0.7289 4.14
tSVD 17.97 0.2900 85.67 20.66 0.4588 85.71 22.97 0.5926 84.86 25.06 0.7029 89.59
SiLRTC-TT 20.20 0.5570 39.31 22.49 0.6809 28.91 24.33 0.7661 23.86 26.09 0.8298 20.87
TMac-TT 21.06 0.6169 35.50 23.15 0.7114 21.76 24.41 0.7729 19.68 26.17 0.8416 45.12
NL-TT 22.45 0.7255 175.78 25.25 0.8210 103.25 27.29 0.8749 81.90 29.24 0.9149 67.92
monarch HaLRTC 16.04 0.3424 6.13 18.28 0.5031 6.17 20.12 0.6363 4.62 21.93 0.7401 4.03
tSVD 16.33 0.2786 84.71 18.21 0.4312 86.92 19.90 0.5620 115.32 21.65 0.6791 88.34
SiLRTC-TT 17.46 0.5472 110.83 19.48 0.6695 34.32 21.19 0.7606 41.57 22.83 0.8290 25.77
TMac-TT 15.12 0.3466 142.62 18.66 0.6710 144.85 21.74 0.7739 73.79 23.49 0.8282 32.73
NL-TT 18.07 0.6564 147.54 22.33 0.8462 142.52 24.53 0.9086 108.21 26.25 0.9391 89.87
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Image SR 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Method PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time
lena HaLRTC 19.29 0.4151 5.52 23.10 0.6047 4.65 25.68 0.7311 8.65 28.00 0.8205 7.83
tSVD 19.55 0.3500 87.65 23.33 0.5572 88.40 26.08 0.7033 88.80 28.60 0.8066 87.16
SiLRTC-TT 21.67 0.5954 39.17 24.80 0.7366 27.36 27.01 0.8226 20.32 28.90 0.8782 16.11
TMac-TT 24.25 0.6829 67.99 27.22 0.8097 65.13 28.87 0.8584 27.99 30.22 0.8902 20.38
NL-TT 26.52 0.8124 192.95 30.09 0.8970 121.74 32.02 0.9309 90.28 33.87 0.9528 76.41
airplane HaLRTC 19.80 0.4621 6.80 23.18 0.6437 4.69 25.62 0.7614 3.94 27.97 0.8399 7.36
tSVD 19.87 0.4196 84.57 23.30 0.6139 87.18 25.86 0.7387 87.63 28.25 0.8258 87.57
SiLRTC-TT 20.81 0.6072 32.20 23.42 0.7361 25.32 25.62 0.8213 20.04 27.55 0.8768 17.06
TMac-TT 22.46 0.6766 7.62 25.81 0.8105 60.23 27.67 0.8622 25.36 28.97 0.8915 16.93
NL-TT 24.33 0.7840 299.77 28.33 0.8929 109.30 30.29 0.9268 85.13 31.99 0.9489 107.19
monarch HaLRTC 17.12 0.4381 8.20 19.59 0.6069 4.25 21.89 0.7404 3.66 24.20 0.8271 3.33
tSVD 17.14 0.3372 91.07 19.98 0.5462 87.39 22.60 0.6980 88.03 25.23 0.8023 89.33
SiLRTC-TT 17.95 0.5784 38.01 20.32 0.7196 30.94 22.38 0.8100 26.44 24.39 0.8702 22.52
TMac-TT 19.21 0.6621 185.13 22.45 0.7912 104.59 24.86 0.8505 76.80 27.24 0.9046 81.50
NL-TT 22.22 0.8307 587.32 25.42 0.9140 379.66 27.95 0.9496 306.90 30.74 0.9729 246.85
lena HaLRTC 17.54 0.2942 6.37 20.97 0.4651 7.06 23.59 0.6144 5.38 25.88 0.7272 4.01
tSVD 17.88 0.2570 88.13 20.85 0.4186 99.70 23.29 0.5676 93.58 25.50 0.6857 90.83
SiLRTC-TT 20.90 0.5462 47.73 23.61 0.6830 33.84 25.69 0.7732 25.55 27.35 0.8353 19.25
TMac-TT 21.62 0.5629 15.30 24.60 0.7193 41.10 26.22 0.7764 17.78 27.55 0.8392 51.87
NL-TT 23.94 0.7351 223.34 27.45 0.8459 172.99 29.33 0.8928 93.35 31.38 0.9259 72.19
airplane HaLRTC 17.81 0.3050 5.93 20.77 0.4847 6.32 23.15 0.6214 4.71 25.29 0.7289 4.14
tSVD 17.97 0.2900 85.67 20.66 0.4588 85.71 22.97 0.5926 84.86 25.06 0.7029 89.59
SiLRTC-TT 20.20 0.5570 39.31 22.49 0.6809 28.91 24.33 0.7661 23.86 26.09 0.8298 20.87
TMac-TT 21.06 0.6169 35.50 23.15 0.7114 21.76 24.41 0.7729 19.68 26.17 0.8416 45.12
NL-TT 22.45 0.7255 175.78 25.25 0.8210 103.25 27.29 0.8749 81.90 29.24 0.9149 67.92
monarch HaLRTC 16.04 0.3424 6.13 18.28 0.5031 6.17 20.12 0.6363 4.62 21.93 0.7401 4.03
tSVD 16.33 0.2786 84.71 18.21 0.4312 86.92 19.90 0.5620 115.32 21.65 0.6791 88.34
SiLRTC-TT 17.46 0.5472 110.83 19.48 0.6695 34.32 21.19 0.7606 41.57 22.83 0.8290 25.77
TMac-TT 15.12 0.3466 142.62 18.66 0.6710 144.85 21.74 0.7739 73.79 23.49 0.8282 32.73
NL-TT 18.07 0.6564 147.54 22.33 0.8462 142.52 24.53 0.9086 108.21 26.25 0.9391 89.87
Table 2.  The PSNR, SSIM values, and running time (in seconds) obtained by HaLRTC, tSVD, SiLRTC-TT, TMac-TT and NL-TT for color image data with structural missing entries
Method HaLRTC tSVD SiLRTC-TT TMac-TT NL-TT
Image PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time
house 36.44 0.9707 6.98 36.14 0.9681 86.86 38.52 0.9793 14.05 38.03 0.9740 11.93 45.34 0.9906 26.46
facade 12.95 0.5681 0.12 12.95 0.5681 83.16 28.14 0.9062 28.01 27.50 0.8947 9.24 29.60 0.9357 416.18
sailboat 26.49 0.8700 4.63 26.69 0.8696 86.10 26.53 0.8838 39.29 26.40 0.8995 8.44 27.86 0.9370 171.55
barbara 32.44 0.9580 4.83 32.44 0.9579 86.28 33.99 0.9681 20.24 33.29 0.9654 6.87 37.56 0.9867 40.36
peppers 31.64 0.9595 2.22 31.53 0.9551 85.85 32.59 0.9676 24.55 32.77 0.9651 9.27 36.33 0.9862 46.86
Average 27.99 0.8653 3.76 27.95 0.8638 85.65 31.95 0.9410 25.23 31.60 0.9397 9.15 35.34 0.9672 140.28
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Image PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time
house 36.44 0.9707 6.98 36.14 0.9681 86.86 38.52 0.9793 14.05 38.03 0.9740 11.93 45.34 0.9906 26.46
facade 12.95 0.5681 0.12 12.95 0.5681 83.16 28.14 0.9062 28.01 27.50 0.8947 9.24 29.60 0.9357 416.18
sailboat 26.49 0.8700 4.63 26.69 0.8696 86.10 26.53 0.8838 39.29 26.40 0.8995 8.44 27.86 0.9370 171.55
barbara 32.44 0.9580 4.83 32.44 0.9579 86.28 33.99 0.9681 20.24 33.29 0.9654 6.87 37.56 0.9867 40.36
peppers 31.64 0.9595 2.22 31.53 0.9551 85.85 32.59 0.9676 24.55 32.77 0.9651 9.27 36.33 0.9862 46.86
Average 27.99 0.8653 3.76 27.95 0.8638 85.65 31.95 0.9410 25.23 31.60 0.9397 9.15 35.34 0.9672 140.28
Table 3.  The average PSNR, SSIM values, and running time (in seconds) obtained by HaLRTC, tSVD, SiLRTC-TT, TMac-TT and NL-TT for MSIs with different SRs
Image SR 0.05 0.1 0.2
Method PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time
toy HaLRTC 20.14 0.6519 8.42 23.99 0.7790 6.69 28.91 0.8994 7.27
tSVD 25.89 0.7680 264.95 30.34 0.8844 271.40 36.57 0.9602 300.93
SiLRTC-TT 22.36 0.7138 379.68 25.81 0.8392 188.36 30.44 0.9433 513.80
TMac-TT 27.28 0.8329 232.52 32.37 0.9317 143.12 35.74 0.9669 50.91
NL-TT 29.58 0.9243 1414.34 34.44 0.9730 803.33 38.72 0.9899 557.72
feathers HaLRTC 20.66 0.6422 9.96 24.26 0.7720 14.14 28.81 0.8876 11.07
tSVD 25.15 0.6886 274.69 29.29 0.8266 340.60 34.82 0.9265 264.27
SiLRTC-TT 22.86 0.7196 247.87 26.32 0.8417 232.09 31.11 0.9411 374.05
TMac-TT 27.29 0.7611 58.00 32.12 0.9190 216.36 36.63 0.9631 62.90
NL-TT 29.61 0.9102 1080.65 34.76 0.9699 860.40 39.56 0.9879 607.91
superballs HaLRTC 23.28 0.7661 20.48 28.63 0.8621 9.71 34.10 0.9426 11.93
tSVD 28.24 0.7636 267.41 32.39 0.8663 270.40 38.20 0.9564 270.92
SiLRTC-TT 26.27 0.8290 289.90 29.79 0.9087 157.46 34.03 0.9651 379.94
TMac-TT 29.97 0.8343 60.71 33.90 0.9346 63.73 40.19 0.9803 109.14
NL-TT 32.93 0.9507 1150.35 37.25 0.9812 666.11 42.67 0.9939 409.49
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Image SR 0.05 0.1 0.2
Method PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time PSNR SSIM Time
toy HaLRTC 20.14 0.6519 8.42 23.99 0.7790 6.69 28.91 0.8994 7.27
tSVD 25.89 0.7680 264.95 30.34 0.8844 271.40 36.57 0.9602 300.93
SiLRTC-TT 22.36 0.7138 379.68 25.81 0.8392 188.36 30.44 0.9433 513.80
TMac-TT 27.28 0.8329 232.52 32.37 0.9317 143.12 35.74 0.9669 50.91
NL-TT 29.58 0.9243 1414.34 34.44 0.9730 803.33 38.72 0.9899 557.72
feathers HaLRTC 20.66 0.6422 9.96 24.26 0.7720 14.14 28.81 0.8876 11.07
tSVD 25.15 0.6886 274.69 29.29 0.8266 340.60 34.82 0.9265 264.27
SiLRTC-TT 22.86 0.7196 247.87 26.32 0.8417 232.09 31.11 0.9411 374.05
TMac-TT 27.29 0.7611 58.00 32.12 0.9190 216.36 36.63 0.9631 62.90
NL-TT 29.61 0.9102 1080.65 34.76 0.9699 860.40 39.56 0.9879 607.91
superballs HaLRTC 23.28 0.7661 20.48 28.63 0.8621 9.71 34.10 0.9426 11.93
tSVD 28.24 0.7636 267.41 32.39 0.8663 270.40 38.20 0.9564 270.92
SiLRTC-TT 26.27 0.8290 289.90 29.79 0.9087 157.46 34.03 0.9651 379.94
TMac-TT 29.97 0.8343 60.71 33.90 0.9346 63.73 40.19 0.9803 109.14
NL-TT 32.93 0.9507 1150.35 37.25 0.9812 666.11 42.67 0.9939 409.49
Table 4.  The PSNR and SSIM values obtained by LDMM, WNLL, MLR, and NL-TT for color image data with different SRs
Image SR 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Method PSNR SSIM PSNR SSIM PSNR SSIM PSNR SSIM
lena LDMM 22.20 0.6202 26.52 0.7944 27.74 0.8457 29.95 0.8879
WNLL 26.24 0.8043 28.08 0.8534 29.29 0.8855 30.35 0.9071
MLR 26.47 0.8052 29.03 0.8747 30.74 0.9119 32.14 0.9333
NL-TT 26.52 0.8124 30.09 0.8970 32.02 0.9309 33.87 0.9528
airplane LDMM 20.12 0.6230 24.03 0.7940 25.88 0.8532 28.59 0.8988
WNLL 23.75 0.7675 25.76 0.8264 27.00 0.8629 28.03 0.8891
MLR 24.14 0.7750 26.78 0.8595 28.62 0.9015 29.92 0.9260
NL-TT 24.33 0.7840 28.33 0.8929 30.29 0.9268 31.99 0.9489
monarch LDMM 18.61 0.6196 19.01 0.6463 22.34 0.8515 25.55 0.9176
WNLL 20.54 0.7584 22.61 0.8262 23.78 0.8619 24.93 0.8916
MLR 20.95 0.8030 23.73 0.8884 25.76 0.9291 27.48 0.9525
NL-TT 22.22 0.8307 25.42 0.9140 27.95 0.9496 30.74 0.9729
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Image SR 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Method PSNR SSIM PSNR SSIM PSNR SSIM PSNR SSIM
lena LDMM 22.20 0.6202 26.52 0.7944 27.74 0.8457 29.95 0.8879
WNLL 26.24 0.8043 28.08 0.8534 29.29 0.8855 30.35 0.9071
MLR 26.47 0.8052 29.03 0.8747 30.74 0.9119 32.14 0.9333
NL-TT 26.52 0.8124 30.09 0.8970 32.02 0.9309 33.87 0.9528
airplane LDMM 20.12 0.6230 24.03 0.7940 25.88 0.8532 28.59 0.8988
WNLL 23.75 0.7675 25.76 0.8264 27.00 0.8629 28.03 0.8891
MLR 24.14 0.7750 26.78 0.8595 28.62 0.9015 29.92 0.9260
NL-TT 24.33 0.7840 28.33 0.8929 30.29 0.9268 31.99 0.9489
monarch LDMM 18.61 0.6196 19.01 0.6463 22.34 0.8515 25.55 0.9176
WNLL 20.54 0.7584 22.61 0.8262 23.78 0.8619 24.93 0.8916
MLR 20.95 0.8030 23.73 0.8884 25.76 0.9291 27.48 0.9525
NL-TT 22.22 0.8307 25.42 0.9140 27.95 0.9496 30.74 0.9729
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