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For instance, Kurve et al. (2013) has studied the application of the local incentive criteria in super-peer based peer-to-peer (P2P) networks.

Hence, the incentive criteria can be divided into two parts: Open image in new window Fig. 2 Lateral movement criteria 1.

Inadequacy in lateral movement rules (Sect. 1 (1a)) is addressed by introducing a position preference parameter in the incentive criteria that reduces the probability of lane change as the distance between the target position and the preferred position increases.

In the Ma Ra model, overtaking vehicles are supposed to meet two criteria: (a) incentive criterion and (b) safety criterion.

The gap calculated after considering the speed and position on the target lane (to the left of incentive criterion) is larger than that calculated for the current lane (to the right of incentive criterion)   2.

(a) The incentive criterion requires the vehicle to have longitudinal gap in target lane to be greater than the current speed multiplied by a factor.

Some of the inadequacies are listed below: 1. Inadequacies in lateral movement rules In the Ma Ra model, overtaking vehicles are supposed to meet two criteria: (a) incentive criterion and (b) safety criterion.

In addition to organisational process changes, there may also be information systems change and other costs involved in documenting that an organisation meets the adjunct incentive criterion.

Note that the local incentive based criteria can be applied in other scenarios which involves the two competing incentives for load balancing and clustering.

In particular, if only patients with detectable viral load were eligible for study inclusion, and therefore only patients with detectable viral load were eligible for receiving the financial incentives, this criterion could be viewed as penalizing people who had achieved satisfactory viral load control during the past year.

Figure 2 shows the incentive and safety criteria used to decide if the gap in the target lane ((g_{n}^{text{tf}})) is large enough to justify a lane change.