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Second, we study a noncooperative regret-matching learning algorithm which jointly selects transmit beamformer and power to minimize the total power consumed by the network.
We present a cross-layer design that jointly selects appropriate channels for each mesh node to use at judiciously tuned power, and computes the optimal multicast flows from multiple cooperative gateways.
In essence, the algorithm jointly selects the quantization vector and calculates the antenna combining weights such as to minimize the subspace distance (chordal distance) g u, i, q u, i = argmin g ∈ ℂ M u, i, q ∈ Q, | | g | | = 1 1 − g H H u, i g H H u, i q 2. (2.).
Each user jointly selects the per‐cell codewords to maximize its global quantization accuracy, i.e., arg max j 1, …, j N c cos 2 θ m = arg max j 1, …, j N c ∑ n = 1 N c g m, n ĝ m, n h ̄ m, n H c m, j n 2. (9).
Nevertheless, the Red List is explicitly used for global priority setting, e.g. the Alliance for Zero Extinction, AZE, which focuses on species restricted to single sites and in danger of imminent extinction [30], and the EDGE of Existence programme, that jointly selects for evolutionary uniqueness and extinction risk [31].
The introduced method for optimal design jointly selects with π two aspects of the design: time points (when to measure) and readouts (what to measure).
Instead, it rests with an arbitrator, jointly selected by the school district and the teachers' union.
The European paintings, jointly selected by curators by curators of the Toledo and Frick for this display are a wonderful lot.
The solution adopted by Mr Dewar and Tony Blair is to twin neighbouring constituency parties, so that they will jointly select one man and one woman for two seats.
The procedure is that the governments of the member states jointly select a commission president, who is then approved by Parliament.
On July 1 , 1569 the Union of Lublin was concluded, uniting Poland and Lithuania into a single, federated state, which was to be ruled by a single, jointly selected sovereign.
