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Scenario 1: Centralized IMS-based video conferencing using MRFP, as recommended in the standards (i.e., LTE, WiMAX, IMS).

The problem of coordinating parameters can be solved adopting basically two types of solutions: (1) centralized approach, which yields the optimal global parameter vector, and (2) distributed approaches, which on one hand often provide suboptimal solutions through greedy techniques such as non-cooperative games, but on the other hand can provide near-optimal solutions by using a factor graph.

Paradigm 1: Centralized configuration mode.

The relevant designs include: (1) Centralized Scheduling in the BBU Cloud  .

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Centralized DC bus architecture of microgrid Open image in new window Fig. 2 Centralized AC bus architecture of microgrid Open image in new window Fig. 3 Distributed AC bus architecture of microgrid Open image in new window Fig. 4 Hybrid coupled (AC DC) bus architecture of microgrid  .

Table 1 Centralized nonlinear joint tx-rx processing algorithm 1 for k = 1 K 2 Compute ( {overline{mathbf{F}}}^k ) using Equation 17 3 Obtain ( {mathbf{R}}^k,{overline{overline{mathbf{F}}}}^k ), and B k,k using Equation 22 4 Compute F k by ( {mathbf{F}}^k={overline{mathbf{F}}}^k{overline{overline{mathbf{F}}}}^k ) 5 end 6 Compute B by B = W − 1 RHF '.

A series of further workshops culminated in June 1999 with the establishment of a scientific steering committee of prominent marine scientists that met in Paris in 2000 and enumerated the specific goals of the census: (1) centralize existing knowledge in an Internet database, (2) create analytical tools for querying the database, and (3) determine how to implement new technology in field studies.

We have assessed two of these implementation strategies in the recent INHS (Italian National Health Service) retrenchment policies: (1) centralizing to rapidly cut expenditures, (2) effective management as an output- and not input-based system.

Players are randomly assigned to one of three groups: (1) a traditional public goods game without the option of punishment; (2) centralized punishment by a leader without counter-punishment; and (3) centralized punishment by a leader with the option of counter-punishment.

The players are divided into three groups: (1) the standard public goods game without the option of punishment; (2) centralized punishment by a leader but no counter-punishment; and (3) centralized punishment by a leader with the option of counter-punishment.

Each individual is assigned to one of three groups: (1) a standard public goods game without the option of punishment; (2) centralized punishment by a leader with no counter-punishment; and (3) centralized punishment by a leader with the option of counter-punishment.