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Then the speech detector is derived to choose the optimal gain function to estimate clean speech.
This paper uses real option valuation based on the time series properties of fuel prices and Monte-Carlo simulation in order to examine whether there is a consumer value derived from the flexibility to choose the fuel used in a flex-fuel engine.
In this paper, we have considered an appropriate model and estimating method in a questionnaire study and derived the C p criterion to choose the tuning parameters included in the estimator.
The word "intelligence" is derived from the Latin meaning "to choose between" -- to make decisions.
As the original source video is not always available, how to choose or derive a video of the best quality from these copies becomes a challenging and interesting problem.
Currently, the menu – which changes every nine-or-so months – invites you to choose a drink that derives somehow from one of three keystone species: pine, oak and birch, or from a growing list of Dandelyan "classics".
Algebraically, a household's decision process can be expressed as: EU ij = g(X ij, R i ) + ε.................................... (1); where: EUij is the utility that ith household expects to derive from choosing jth health insurance option; j = 1 if a household has health insurance; j = 2 if a household has no health insurance; and X, R and ∈ are as defined above.
Ketonen's idea was to define a system of proof search: one starts from a given sequent to be derived, chooses a formula in it, and writes the premisses of a rule that can conclude the given sequent.
Hopf bifurcation conditions have also been derived by choosing different bifurcation parameters respectively.
First, sufficient delay-dependent stability criteria are derived by choosing a Lyapunov-Krasovskii functional candidate based on matrix inequalities for a stabilizing H∞ synthesis.
A number of different parametric PH models may be derived by choosing different hazard functions.
