Sentence examples for Static policy from inspiring English sources
And naturally other schemes are not better than adaptive transmission policy because of the static policy with the fading channel and energy arrival rate.
Table 1 compares summaries of the posterior distribution of cumulative cost arising under adaptive management to those predicted under the optimal static policy using parameters estimated for the misspecified model based on a completely observed epidemic.
It is important to recognize that the adaptive policy is at a severe disadvantage, basing its actions on parameter estimates produced simultaneously during the course of a single epidemic (and using vague prior distributions) while the static policy conditions on parameter estimates obtained from a completely observed epidemic.
More specifically, there are questions that remain about the costs and benefits of APM, and the efficacy and performance of adaptive policies compared to traditional static policies.
For modem applications (for example, business-to-business or business-to-consumer applications), such traditional static policies are too inflexible to meet the complex requirements.
The first class of policies regroups policies which consider no knowledge of load information at the servers when assigning the incoming tasks, known as static policies (like Random, Round Robin, etc).
Most research on policies, however, has been on traditional static policies where user requests are only evaluated based on the currently available information and only "yes/no" decisions are made.
We have now shown the near equivalence of the adaptive and static policies in two different scenarios.
Thus, the final years of the 19th century were marked by a change from static continental policy to a more dynamic world policy, and the ensuing mobility in international relations reduced the value of the Triple Alliance.
The limitation of this system is that it uses a static scheduling policy which differs than the dynamic scheduling policy used in iiHadoop.
A simplistic static pipeline policy minimizes the bullwhip effect and lessens the likelihood of on-hand inventory oscillations, while a more sophisticated dynamic pipeline policy may converge more rapidly to the new equilibrium.
