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In Fig. 3, these ideal benchmarks are compared to the NLMS algorithm using different constant values of the normalized step-size, α, and regularization parameter, δ; the input signal is a white Gaussian noise.

Although these simulation experiments make simplifying assumptions that may not be realistic, they generate ideal benchmarks for interpreting the observed data.

The elite Euros, that blue and gold quartet who head the world rankings, are in attendance, ready to grant Woods the ideal benchmark for the extent of his golfing recovery.

90percentt of US states have seen an increase in patent output per capita since Thiel's ideal benchmark of 1968.

For these reasons, single-legged hopping robots provide an ideal benchmark for actuators used in legged locomotion".

The throughput value of the ideal benchmark solution is got by formulas (1) and (10) based on the assumption that each receiving UE can achieve the BER threshold value (i.e., BE th  = 10−10).

Also, the NPVSS-NLMS and JO-NLMS algorithms perform in a similar manner (with a slight advantage for the JO-NLMS algorithm); besides, they are close to the performance of the OSS-NLMS-id algorithm, which represents the ideal benchmark.

Let Δ y be the mean spacing of horizontal lines while Δ x be mean spacing of vertical lines, the ideal benchmark checker-box pattern of Figure 14a should produce a ratio of Δ y / Δ x = 1 neglecting lens distortion.

The interpretation of the ideal result in Fig. 19 is similar to that in Fig. 4. Fig. 19 Throughput for the DTO-MROD scheme and ideal benchmark under the different scenes in Fig. 1 Fig. 20 Average delay for the DTO-MROD scheme under the different scenes in Fig. 1 Fig. 21 Network connectivity ratio for the DTO-MROD scheme under the different scenes in Fig. 1.

The $70,000 figure is just below the $75,000 salary pegged in a 2010 Princeton University study as an ideal benchmark for achieving happiness.

This may be a promising approach to establish an ideal benchmark databases for network alignment.