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The satisfying criterion of the scheduler indicates the user satisfaction of the scheduler and is based on three measures: convergence test of the BPNN, job validity test and cost evaluation.

Aligned with empirically tailored computing environment, this research discusses the relative performance of six different algorithms of a discrete choice model using three key performance measures: convergence time, number of iterations, and iteration time.

We focus on measuring convergence of various versions of our k-clique matching algorithm.

It is shown that the analytic convergence rate obtained by the Fourier analysis compares very well with the numerically measured convergence rate.

Accordingly, the degree of success of regulatory convergence and cooperation will need to be measured by defining or developing a combination of KPIs that collectively measure convergence and cooperation.

We measured convergence validity (instruments measuring aspects hypothetically influencing aR) with Spearman rank correlations [ 29].

To circumvent this, we modify the Newton Raphson scheme to measure convergence of ‖ R + R P ∗ ‖ instead of ‖ R + R P ‖.

Clearly, ‖ R P ∗, τ n - R P, τ n ‖ → 0 as ‖ δ U τ n ‖ → 0 ; however, measuring convergence of R P ∗ avoids issues due to high bulk modulus.

Measuring convergence in a horizontal patch excluding corners as shown in Fig. 4(c), we see that for k = 10 7 the rate of convergence in the weakly penalized method is restored to the expected order O (h 2 ) (for the H 1 semi-norm).

Appendix 2 to this article discusses the computation of quantitative measures of convergence outside the WoMMBAT interface, using R. Convergence for each parameter within each model is assessed individually.

It measures the convergence of an enormous and devoted fan base and the synergistic energies of AOL Time Warner, which has made "Harry Potter" the common coin in all its realm.