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The Johnson distribution is general in that it can be made to fit all possible values of skewness and kurtosis.

Second, the proposed method of assigning a prior distribution is general enough to cover both the absence and presence of information about which genes encode transcription factors.

Thus, in this section, we extend our work to more general case that the idle period is Pareto distribution or generalized Pareto distribution while the busy period still is general distribution and its average value is.

In our future work, we will study other cases that the idle period follows any other general distribution while the busy period is general distribution.

When there are multiple primary users in a channel, the system can be modeled as an M/G/1 queue with multiple inputs and it can be proved that the idle period is exponential distribution while the busy period is general distribution [8].

In this work, we chose to focus on the gamma distribution as it is general enough to describe both exponentially decaying communities (i.e. those with a large variation in bin abundances) and those which are more Gaussian (i.e. those where contig abundances are less varied), although we also compare our results to a Poisson-lognormal distribution (Izsák, 2007).

Thus, we can assume that the idle period is exponential distribution and its expectation is while the busy period is general distribution and its average value is.

This distribution is more general and flexible and can be viewed as a generalization of both Poisson and Geometric distributions (Supplementary Materials).

The Nakagami-m distribution is a general approach that includes the Rayleigh distribution as a special case (when m = 1).

Nakagami distribution is a general statistical model which encompasses Rayleigh distribution as a special case, when the fading parameter, and also approximates the Rician distribution very well.

The κ-μ distribution is a general fading distribution that can be used to represent the small-scale variation of the fading signal in a line-of-sight condition.