Sentence examples for fairness analysis from inspiring English sources

Concerning the fairness analysis of cooperative strategies, some studies deal with this topic in literature.

Short-term fairness analysis of irregular random topologies appears difficult because they typically fail to achieve long-term fairness when all nodes have the same access rate due to the inhomogeneity of the topology.

The performance results are classified into four categories: (1) average user statistics, (2) performance of the cell-edge users, (3) effect of varying user loading and interference conditions, and (4) fairness analysis.

Besides, we propose a fairness analysis tool inspired in portfolio theory to facilitate the study of the existing trade-offs in terms of system performance versus fairness among relays in a realistic scenario where available CSI is subject to delays.

Our suggested approach unites insights and methods from these disciplines, and merges disease modelling, cost-effectiveness analysis, equity analysis and procedural fairness in one single approach.

Several days after Mr. Crist's November press conference, the water district learned that the firm it had hired to render the fairness opinion — an analysis of the entire deal — had also concluded that the land was worth far less.

The board of Hollinger International repeatedly approved deals benefiting the company's chairman and chief executive, Conrad M. Black, and other executives without independent analysis, fairness opinions or extensive discussion of the rationale for such decisions, according to a lawsuit filed by a major Hollinger shareholder.

Goldman also hired an independent investment banker, Ian Fisher, who filed an expert report arguing that Goldman was not obligated to conduct due diligence because Dragon did not order what is known as a fairness opinion, an analysis of the acquisition price.

They considered the fairness problem through analysis, simulation, and experimentation of the interaction between the 802.11 MAC protocol and TCP.

James M. McPherson, a previous winner of the Pulitzer Prize for History, stated of the book that "No one else has written about [Lincoln's] trajectory of change with such balance, fairness, depth of analysis, and lucid precision of language".

She said the Treasury had taken "unprecedented measures" to ensure fairness, adding that an analysis showed child poverty would not rise.