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For the other 165 sites, the results are depicted by a change matrix for every sample site describing four land cover change processes: deforestation, reforestation, forest degradation and forest recovery.

The final solution matrix is displayed using four-dimensional matrix for every time step.

Both the filterbank method and the single filter method require the calculation of the following matrix for every combination of candidate fundamental frequencies and orders: (103).

Fig. 1 Hierarchy structure of the AHP   (3) Establish a pairwise comparison judgment decision matrix for every hierarchy level, by expert scoring, according to the scale measurement (Kamal and Al-Harbi, 2001), as presented in Table 1.

A logit choice model is added to calculate the fractions for each access/egress combination for a zone to zone trip and a trip matrix for every access-egress combination is calculated.

Usually, the starting matrix for every t is the statistical matrix A t − 1, which is adjusted by successive bi-proportional corrections in dependence on exogenously given sectoral outputs.

We call an nc symmetric polynomial nc plurisubharmonic (nc plush) if it has an nc complex hessian that is positive semidefinite when evaluated on all tuples of n×n matrices for every size n; i.e.,q X,XT [H,HT]≽0 for all X,H∈(Rn×n g for every n⩾1.

Figure 3 The cost-matrix for every case, Source[15].

A uniform cost-matrix for every calculated case has to be generated according to the cost-matrix in Figure 3. Cost-centers are allocated to the cost-center groups.

Therefore, participating hospitals provide case-cost data (a cost-matrix for every case), clinical case data (diagnoses, operations, and procedures, gender, age, etc)., additional service data (further service/activity information, e.g., operating room minutes, methods of allocation used, etc)., and a control total for costing based on the audited annual accounts of the hospital.

This matrix identifies, for every load bus, the set of generators that establish its no-load voltage, and the varying degree of their influence.