Sentence examples for a rate allocation from inspiring English sources

A rate allocation is said to be -proportional fair, if for any feasible allocation (15).

Solving this optimization problem leads to a rate allocation that can be feasibly scheduled, as shown later on.

A rate allocation that maximizes the inner problem can be calculated directly for a given independently of and.

In our rate allocation paradigm, we have two objectives: find a rate allocation strategy to maximize the total utility and prolong the networks lifetime.

Hence, Zhu et al. propose a rate allocation scheme to optimize the expected received video quality based on simple models of encoder rate-distortion performance and network rate-congestion trade-offs [9].

In particular, with Linear Programming (LP) and Convex Programming (CP), we seek a rate allocation along with a flow allocation and a transmission schedule such that the network throughput can be maximized and the desired fairness can be achieved.

We answer the question: Given sources that react predictably to congestion notification, can we enforce a desired rate allocation through a single centralized controller?

It has been seen that such a uniform rate allocation results in a performance degradation of around 5 dB in terms of SINR compared to a nonuniform allocation obtained using a greedy optimization approach.

In a greedy rate allocation scheme, at each iteration, one bit is allocated to the band where the additional bit results in the largest decrease in distortion.

Instead of a time-consuming optimization process, we further enhance LSPIHT with a bit rate allocation mechanism based on perceptual factors to distribute the available bandwidth among different channels considering relative visual impacts on the rendered motion quality.

In [5], Morbée et al. propose an encoder rate allocation algorithm for a Stanford-like pixel domain WZ video codec.