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Figure 2 illustrates the non-coordination region R 2 for both coordination criteria.

The MEM is based on the coordination criteria between generation and consumption intervals.

However, by comparing the coordination criteria in the TDD-underlay case, we observe an interesting trade-off between individual link quality and overall spectrum efficiency.

In this scenario, femtocells still follow the coordination criterion Υ1 as indicated in (9).

Notice that the channel gain between each such interferer and the tagged receiver is assumed to be perfectly estimated (this is important to guarantee that CM2 encompasses the coordination criterion of CM1).

The coordination regions R 1 and R 2 are disjoint and statistically independent by construction, therefore it follows immediately from the Superposition theorem [17] that Φ ~ = Φ ~ 1 ∪ Φ ~ 2. The coordination regions for Υ2 are obtained in a similar way and the coordination criterion for the CM2 becomes, Υ 2 = P R − α X ≥ ρ th, p b R − α X ≥ ρ th.

When operating in the FDD mode, femtocells use the coordination criterion 1, while in the TDD underlay the femtocell tier benefits from both criteria as described in Section 3. In this scenario, femtocells coordinate through the CM of Section 3. given that Υ1 is satisfied.

Secondly, in the literature there are no criteria to evaluate coordination among the complex health systems, especially to measure coordination using quantitative data.

However, previously proposed criteria for the coordination of these two learning systems do not scale up to the large, partial and uncertain models autonomously learned by robots.

At the same time, this work presents an analysis of the evaluation criteria required for coordination tasks when using decentralized distributed approaches, which has influenced both, the definition of the algorithm and the selection of experimental set to test it.

Data showed that the B1 repeats are necessary rather than sufficient criteria for the coordination.