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The efficiency and behaviour of the algorithms are evaluated by means of examples.
Our simulation results demonstrate a qualitative difference in the behaviour of the algorithms, with optimal algorithm selection relying on information regarding the preferences of the wider population of agents.
The behaviour of the algorithms changes significantly when they are required to reach the 'good' target.
The behaviour of the algorithms does appear to be dependent on the dataset.
As a general trend, a difference in behaviour of the algorithms for different sequences is clearly observed.
To see the systematic behaviour of the algorithms, Table 1 shows how the F1 score changes as the size of the decoy database is varied.
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The behaviour of the algorithm is studied, and the results of some experiments are discussed.
Both strategies are designed to improve the convergence behaviour of the algorithm, so that it can cope with the challenges of in-the-wild data.
The experiments in the simulated scenario allow us to analyse the behaviour of the algorithm in different situations, while the use of the algorithm in real competitions validates the applicability of our approach to robotic platforms involved in a dynamic and complex scenario.
Simulation techniques were therefore used to evaluate the macroscopic behaviour of the algorithm, in conditions resembling the target scenario.
An information theory interpretation of the new scheme follows, ending with the investigation of the behaviour of the algorithm subject to fading channels.
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