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Table 5 shows for all trajectories on the second floor (used for modeling) the measured average path loss PLms [dB], the predicted path loss PLpr, and the deviation δ [dB] for the considered model for Tx and Rx at heights of 2.5 m and 1 m, respectively.

Table 5 summarizes for all trajectories on the third floor (T1-T5, A-H, and corr) the measured average path loss PLms [dB], the predicted path loss PLpr, and the deviation δ [dB] = PLpr - PLms for the considered model for Tx and Rx at heights of 2.5 m and 1 m, respectively.

Motility subcategories were also measured: average path velocity (VAP), straight-line rectilinear velocity (VSL), curvilinear velocity (VCL), amplitude of lateral head displacement (ALH), beat cross frequency (BCF), straightness (STR), and linearity (LIN).

Table 7 also compares the measured average path loss PLmeas [dB] along a trajectory in the corridor (corr) and in rooms A-H on the third floor (see Figure 2) with PL sim ray [dB].

Table 7 shows the measured average path loss PLmeas [dB] along trajectories T1, T2, and T4 on the third floor of the Zuiderpoort building (see Figure 2), as well as the simulated average path loss PL sim ray [dB] (ray tracing) along these trajectories for the four simulation settings and their deviations δ ray [dB], defined as follows.

In this experiment, we measure average path lengths (hop counts) to a destination for different network sizes (number of nodes).

The variables measured included: average path velocity (VAP), straight line velocity (VSL) and curvilinear velocity (VCL) [ 87].

We measured transmission count, average path length to destination, delivery time, and routing tree stability statistics.

The initial emphasis was on developing gross macroscopic descriptions of such systems using measures such as average path length between nodes of the network, the clustering among nodes and the distribution of degree (the number of links per node).

Accordingly projecting the PharmDB tripartite network into monopartite drug, protein and disease networks can distort many well-known network measures, such as average path length < l>, average clustering coefficient < C>, degree-dependent clustering coefficient C k), degree distribution P k), assortativity coefficient r [14], and degree-degree correlation coefficient knn(k) [15].

The LASSO algorithm resulted in four song measures: average shortest path length, buzz repertoire size, whistle repertoire size and trill repertoire size (with regression coefficients in decreasing order: 0.75, 0.46, 0.14 and 0.005).