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In addition, this approach computes the mean transition time incurred by a mobile node to transit from cooperative to selfish mode as 6.49 s and also identifies the minimum and maximum selfish behaviour detection time as 140 and 180 s, respectively.
We focus on probability of transition (or the mean transition time) that the system transfer from one state to another.
Moreover, the mean transition time incurred in the conversion of a cooperative mobile node into a selfish node is identified as 6.49 s.
The prior role of leaf damages in the farm infestation by B. fusca is revealed, and an estimate of the mean transition time between different damage types is provided.
In particular, the question is whether one can give a precise estimate of the mean transition time between metastable states for stochastic neural field equations; for a precise statement of the classical Kramers' law; see Sect. 5, Eq. (32).
The mean transition time from a stablestate centered at s 1 to a state centered at s 2 > s 1 is [21]: T trans ( s 1, s 2 ) = C 2 ∫ s 1 s 2 d s exp [ Φ ( s ) ] ∫ 0 s P ( s ′ ) d s ′, (38).
The mean transition times areplotted in Fig. 4d (open and closed circles), where they showgood qualitative agreement with the analytic curves.
The sets of expressions for both mutators and antimutators yield good approximations to the mean transition times obtained by computer simulations of the stochastic process, provided s N a > 1 (fig. 3).
The mean transit time through the excitation spot (mobility) can be estimated by the transition from yellow to green.
By dissecting a binding trajectory into an encounter step, an escape step, and an evolution step, we accumulated the transition number (N) and the averaged transition time (measured by the mean passage time, MPT) between any two states.
The blocks meant much less daily transition time, with students no longer racing from one 45-minute class to the next, but the modules brought big transitions five times in the year instead of twice — including five sets of exams or final papers.
