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This is particularly important as observers were free to change their convergence, so that disparity discrimination thresholds could not be predicted based on a pedestal disparity relative to a fixed convergence (Badcock & Schor, 1985; Blakemore, 1970; Smallman and Macleod, 1997).

where μ m is the fixed convergence speed μ normalized by the power of the input signal at each block index m (i.e., block NLMS [16]) and ∇ k, m ( p ) is the block gradient estimate for each channel p (p=1,2) and partition k (k=1,2,…,K) at each block index m.

"The original goal was to develop products for mobile and fixed Internet convergence, but since others introduced similar products, we didn't need to do the same," a spokesman at NTT DoCoMo, Junko Miyazaki, said.

Applying Theorem 3.2 and following the same arguments as Theorem 3.4 [3], we have the following fixed point convergence theorem, which generalizes Theorem 3.4 [3].

CLG is a cyclic coordinate descent algorithm that updates each coefficient in turn, holding the other coefficients fixed until convergence is reached.

Under estimated errors conditions, the proposed DPCA exhibits smaller discrepancy from the optimum power vector solution and better convergence (under fixed and adaptive convergence factor) than the classic and sigmoidal DPCAs.

We study the existence of fixed points and convergence of iterates for asymptotic pointwise contractions in uniformly convex metric spaces.

Our results improve several known existence and convergence fixed point theorems for semigroups which are not necessarily Lipschitzian.

For a fixed channel its convergence to the WF has been studied in [6, 7] (see also the references therein).

Then it was also studied in [7] where, by means of ultrapower techniques, different results about the existence of fixed points and convergence of iterates were proved.

The existence of fixed points and convergence theorems for several mappings in CAT 0) spaces has been investigated by many authors (see also [10 15]).