Four different types of interface adaptation (i.e., adaptable with/without system support and adaptive with/without user control) were defined.
The following financial indicators were evaluated for the adaptation: i. Cash flow was used as a measure of the balance between revenues and costs, with appropriate accounting for depreciation and liabilities.
Fluctuating interference has a negative impact on link adaptation (i.e., selection of modulation and coding schemes, scheduling, etc).
DMN is considered a network associated to individual stressful experiences and coping strategies to promote adaptation (i.e. allostasis) [14 16].
In other terms, DMN represents a neural network related to individual stressful experiences and coping strategies to promote adaptation (i.e. allostasis) [19, 20].
The selection model could be changed after a number of generations to exploit the disadvantages of too strong adaptation (i.e., loss of genetic variation).
This results in a transition graph for the human system providing paths for adaptation, i.e., the lattice can be used to re-align roles and tasks to maintain overall process performance due to changes in available technology or personnel.
Adaptation, i.e., increased survival and fecundity, occurred within 10 and 20 generations, respectively.
When defining adaptive features one needs to establish firstly which protocol areas will or may require flexibility to allow for adaptation, i.e. the categories of adaptations.
SSA index is 1 when adaptation is complete (i.e., no response to the standard, and significant response to the deviant), and 0 when there is no adaptation (i.e., the response to the standard and deviant is equal).
In particular, our model naturally includes nonstationary adaptation, i.e., processes in which the distribution of selection effects for mutations becomes itself time dependent.
