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As a paradigmatic case, assume the allocation of bettors follows the linear distribution (f(x) = 2x).
filter is used to guarantee VO v quitting the allocation when its allocated PRB number exceeds K v. Assuming the PRB allocation is known, the original problem (10) is decoupled to a power allocation problem.
Assuming the bandwidth allocation mechanism for DL can be adopted similarly in the UL traffic management, we discuss the bandwidth allocation mechanism for UL in this subsection and then the resulting performance for both UL and DL will be discussed in the Subsection 4. Figure 3 Bandwidth allocation structure.
We assume that the allocation of government resources does not change and that each sector including the health sector continues to receive the same proportion of funding with the increased availability of resources as corruption and IFF are reduced.
The committee also demonstrates confusion in describing personal budgets as something "more akin to social security than social care" and assuming that the allocation of a budget "creates a scenario in which people's needs could be assessed less personally".
Over this core subcarrier allocation strategy, we assume the use of a simple low-complexity distributed maximal scheduling flow strategy [26].
Sequentially, we will derive the optimal time allocation policy by assuming the optimal power allocation has been given.
Most of the existed works on the radio resource allocation (RRA) problem commonly assume the channel-state information (CSI) can be perfectly obtained by the transmission source.
Figure 6 presents distribution of the estimated values for the ρ(r) parameter assuming the following resource allocation schemes: Figure 6 Distribution of the optimal backhaul-access link resource partitioning (for evaluation assumptions see Appendix).
Repeating the procedure for m=1,…,K results in the global optimum of cell i, assuming that the allocations in the other cells are unchanged.
The existing studies in the literature overlook the flexibility of the CNC machines by assuming that both the allocation of the operations to the machines as well as their respective processing times are fixed.
