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This metric reflects more closely the differences between the computational complexities of the protocols.

A trade off is established between the computational complexity (number of subsets) and the accuracy of the overall classifier.

There is a tradeoff between the computational complexity and the estimation performance of the resultant set.

Therefore, a compromise between the computational complexity and the model accuracy must be achieved.

It would rely on the type of the application, and using whole or sample for estimation is a trade-off between the computational complexity and the estimation accuracy.

The step search method [16] is simple, but a compromise has to be made between the computational complexity and the accuracy.

To strike a balance between the computational complexity and the performance, we propose a low-complexity local search algorithm to compute the sub-optimal user association.

Figure 11 shows the computational complexity of the HNN MLSE equalizer for BPSK and M-QAM modulation for block lengths of and respectively, indicating the quadratic relationship between the computational complexity and the data block length, also requiring larger vectors and matrices in the HNN MLSE equalizer.

In order to better demonstrate the tradeoff between the computational complexity and the achievable throughput of MAX-FAIR approach, we obtained the corresponding results under two different cases with respect to the number of power index samples (i.e., 20 and 100 samples).

The probability graph also takes into account the degree of weights matching of the corresponding edges between nodes, so the computational complexity of the probability graph is higher than certain graph isomorphism.

The measure based on Euclidean minimum spanning trees turns out to be the most promising one in terms of the tradeoff between the ectropic behavior and the computational complexity.