Sentence examples for equal feedback from inspiring English sources

As seen in Fig. 3, the sum rate loss introduced by equal feedback is significant when the transmit power is large than 15 dBm.

Moreover, the performance of proposed V-MIMO feedback and that of conventional feedback approach is compared, where the conventional feedback method considers the equal feedback bits for each receiver under the orthogonal feedback bandwidth.

We compare the mean sum rates obtained using three different CSI feedback schemes, perfect feedback, equal feedback and proposed dynamic feedback, as a function of the transmit power for the cases K=3,N=2,d=1;K=3,N=4,d=2 and K=3,N=4,d=2, respectively.

It is shown that our proposed dynamic feedback-bits allocation scheme have decided advantage over the equal feedback-bits allocation.

But those looking for an easy-to-follow, reassuring self-help guide will be disappointed; Edkins's vocals are often engulfed in equal parts feedback and dread.

It is petitioning the city for an equal amount, and expects feedback on the proposal in the fall.

Monolithic and thus fully compliant surgical graspers are promising when they provide equal or better force feedback than conventional graspers.

Our simulations for various multiuser MIMO cases, show that the per user precoding with limited feedback and equal power allocation strategy achieves desirable capacity gains relative to the eigenbeamforming and Grassmannian precoding.

The assumed bit error probability is. Figure 4 A plot of the probability of CSI discrepancy between the collaborating BSs in the decentralised framework as a function of the number of independent feedback links (equal to the number of involved BSs) and the number of feedback bits (18).

Figure 3 A plot of the probability of CSI discrepancy between the collaborating BSs in the decentralised framework as a function of the number of independent feedback links (equal to the number of involved BSs) and the number of feedback bits (18).

With only two response options, positive and negative feedback provided equal amounts of information about the correct answer; if the feedback was positive, the response chosen was correct, whereas if the feedback was negative, the response not chosen was correct.