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Here, we adopt the performance with 1,500 random trajectories for approximation in rollout policies, which can achieve the performance in convergence.

In Figures 1 and 2, we adopt the performance profiles by Dolan and Moré [12] to compare the performance based on the CPU time between the TMPRP1 method, the CG_DESCENT method and the DTPRP method.

Secondly, we adopt the performance profiles by Dolan and Moré [22] to compare the VLS method to the DSP-CG method, PRP method and CG-DESCENT method in the CPU time performance (see Figure 1) In Figure 1, Figure 1 Performance profiles of the conjugate gradient methods with respect to CPU time.

We adopt the performance evaluation procedure proposed in APOLLOH (Ha et al., 2012), in which all the calls of the informative (heterozygous) positions are used as the golden standard to compare the abilities of different computational methods in detecting genomic aberrations.

When the fixed-point representation with combination is adopted, the performance is the same as that of the ideal case, that is, no error happens at the sink.

However, while the low rate fixed codebook feedbacks are adopted, the performance of zero forcing (ZF) MU-MIMO will decrease as the unpredictable inter-user interference is introduced because of quantized channel state information (CSI).

If another well-designed SPC code that can increase recovery probability in Theorem 6, for example SPC product code, or better erasure correcting code is adopted, the performance will approach the lower bound.

When this cutoff is adopted, the performance of our AEP as a prediction system has an F-measure of 0.526, a recall of 50.0%, a precision of 55.6% (sensitivity of 50.0% and a specificity of 97.9%), and an accuracy of 95.5%.

This paper adopts the performance-based evaluation approach to investigate the effectiveness and optimum design parameters of isolation devices so as to minimize the overall damaging potential of seismically-isolated bridges.

Through the first-stage regression, we will verify the hypothesis that, within a firm that adopts the performance-based payment system, wage cuts are less likely to be implemented.

We adopt the following performance metrics to evaluate the proposed approach against the above competing approaches:  PSNR.