Sentence examples for index policy from inspiring English sources

We prove that such an index policy is optimal and that it further implies optimality of threshold policies.

We have also implemented the index policy in Network Simulator-3 and tested in a simple topology their applicability in real networks.

The simulation results show that the index policy achieves a wide range of desirable properties with respect to fairness between different TCP versions, across users with different round-trip-time and minimum buffer required to achieve full utility of the queue.

Weather index insurance policy holders (households in a particular locality) will typically receive a payout if rainfall (and/or other weather variable) recorded at a representative weather station during the crop growing season is below the agreed threshold level (trigger point or strike value) (Skees et al. 1999; Turvey 2001; Mahul 2001).

It interprets the literature as identifying conditions under which simple index policies are optimal.

Four policies are developed: the static optimal Bernoulli-splitting (BS) policy, and three index policies, based respectively on individually optimal (IO) actions, one-step policy improvement (PI), and restless bandit (RB) indexation.

In particular, we show that for a variety of parameters, TCP flows can be optimally controlled in routers by so-called index policies, but not always by threshold policies.

And then there's the drop in Google juice: News International is yet to announce its search indexing policy for the new site but it's safe to say that the pay-wall will mean the vast majority of the paper's news archive vanishing from search engines.

The researchers found that information might not be obtained if the health professionals were not familiar with the indexing policy.

The lower-level-index-first policy caches the index nodes that are at the lower level of the index tree, while the cut-plane-first policy caches the index nodes that belong to a cut-plane of the index tree.

According to the index, a policy can be classified as: 1. Dictative: In this policy type, the policy-makers are addressing a problem that a minority of their constituents know or are concerned about.