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In the next subsection, we evaluate the performance of MAX-FAIR, MAX, and HDR methods under all four cases and compare their corresponding achieved throughput and fairness.

The immediate reward reflects a balance between maximizing the expected sojourn in a given battery state and the corresponding achieved throughput for the chosen transmit power: r t ( s j, t, p t j ) = 1 - 1 T j ( s j, t, p t j ) log 1 + p t j h j N 0 (7).

The corresponding values achieved by dcMS are 30% and 2.05 g cm− 3, respectively.

The corresponding EERs achieved by the system regarding to abnormal situation expressed as explosion, gunshot and screams are 5.78%, 4.23%, and 1.7%, respectively.

Especially, when their number in the system is small, the percentage of their short-term throughput dissatisfaction decreases even 75% compared with the corresponding one achieved under UPRA (solid black columns).

The corresponding eigenvalues achieve great agreement.

In Table 3 we can see that, for each choice of noise distribution assumption, the total number among the 98 Oklahoma mesonet sites for the AMS competition or among the 3 available solar farms for the GEFCom2014 contest where the corresponding model achieves the best performance.

Using the tuning procedure described in [ 18], we set r = 0.5 and α = 0.9, which make corresponding methods achieve the optimal performance when the two network data sets described in this study are used.

With the above notation, the problem studied in this paper is that of selecting a suitable conditioning set K (a proper subset of parameter vector and the corresponding values), achieving a conditional probability density function f Z | K (z) properly placed on the support interval shared with the density f Z (z) (Fig. 3).

Thus simulations can for instance be performed on a grid containing nθ = 256 points with a time step 32 times larger, with an accuracy comparable to that achieved in corresponding simulations involving Fourier spectral methods in the direction θ.

As a result of baking, almost complete conversion of metals to their corresponding chlorides was achieved.