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Without any ambiguity, we denote a generic positive constant by C which may vary from line to line.

Ambiguity is denoted when applicable (see Table 1 legend).

Homozygous genotypes are listed as a single letter corresponding to the nucleotide at those sites, whereas, IUB ambiguity codes denote heterozygous genotypes those site: Y = C,T; R = A,G; M = A,C; K = G,T; W = A,T; S = C,G.

Generic codes for ambiguities are denoted with the suffix 'g' (Table S5 in Additional file 1).

When there is no ambiguity, we will denote an element of both A n and A simply by ( α k ).

The NK × 1 sample for the received clutter echo corresponding to the range of interest under range ambiguity situation is denoted by X, which is given by X = ∑ l = 1 L ∑ i = 1 N c a li S li (17).

The complexity of the GCS search space and thus the memory storage is O ( k NT ) in theory (N is the number of targets, T is the number of time steps, and k ≤ N denotes ambiguities after cardinality reduction), since there are k N possible configurations between two views and each of these configurations at t can be combined with all configurations at (t + 1).

The observed phase at R is (10a) where, N i is the number denoting cycle ambiguity.

In engineering application, the sectional view of given height, like − 3 dB, is often used to denote the ambiguity graph.

Without ambiguity, we will also denote the interval ( t i, t i + 1 ] by Δ i. We also consider a class of partitions Π such that C Π = sup π ∈ Π sup i, j Δ i π Δ j π < ∞. (4.1).

Similarly, for sequences whose complete classification was not possible, the character X at the corresponding code position was used to denote classification ambiguity.