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Evidently, the improved performance achieved by the proposed technique indicates that it can be employed for efficient traffic differentiation.
In order to shed light on the improved performance achieved by the proposed method, Fig. 8 quantifies the complementary cumulative distribution function (CCDF) of the discrete RV (xi ^{(ell)} triangleq r^{(ell)} cdot m^{(ell)}), which is the data rate per subcarrier, related to the selected MCS at each PR, for the αESM and H-MIESM, at E s /N0=8.8 dB in the SISO case with uniform bit loading.
The second Stated Preference exercise highlights respondents' concerns that the benefits in improved network performance achieved by a reduction in traffic levels through higher toll-charges should not be eroded by new (induced) traffic attracted onto the network.
The proposed method also improves over the performance achieved by a very noise-robust frontend when the test speech data are highly mismatched.
Experimental results are given, that demonstrates improved performance is achieved by the proposed controller.
Indeed, the improved performance is achieved by only considering pairs of packets (i.e., g=2) in the encoding process4.
It is obvious from Figure 5 that compared with the two other methods, the sensing performance achieved by the proposed algorithm could be improved significantly.
In addition, we illustrate the divergences between joint and conditional data likelihood and accuracy performance achieved by such models, suggesting that smoothing based on optimizing accuracy directly might greatly improve performance.
The addition of xylanase improved the saccharification performance of mixtures in all combinations, with better performance achieved using Ta XYL/Xyn10A.
The reduction of GO is changeable by controlling the irradiation time or substituting the reduction couples of I-/I3- in the electrolyte; a further improved performance can be achieved by the optimized photoelectrochemical assembly.
