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The different interaction methodologies considered in this work are now introduced.

Both IMT-Advanced and IEEE 802.16 m evaluation methodologies considered in this article define the average and cell-edge user spectral efficiencies as the key output metrics of system-level evaluations [11, 12].

Since the three pretreatment methodologies considered in this work exhibit distinct mechanisms of action, the relative chemical composition of the resulting hydrolysates varies significantly [ 12, 26, 30].

Irizarry et al. argue that the four observed characteristics imply that the assumptions common to most pre-processing algorithms are not satisfied and hence the expression measure methodologies considered in [ 1] are likely to be flawed.

For each sample, participants were allocated into four groups using all of the methodologies considered in the previous case study (our protocol, simple randomization, random permutation blocks of fixed size, or stratification on one prognostic factor).

Fig. 1 Boxplot graphic for the external predictive accuracy achieved by each QSAR methodology considered in this manuscript.

Figure 4 shows the geometries for all the three test environments of the IMT-Advanced evaluation methodology considered in this article, i.e., UMi, UMa, and RMa.

This paper discusses the key challenges faced by computer-aided multiscale modeling (CAMM) and presents a methodology considered in an ongoing initiative which explores the way to a computer-based, generic and open supporting framework for multiscale modeling.

The Matlab® code for the implementation of the methodology considered in this paper is available and can be obtained by contacting the corresponding author.

Finally, the methodologies considered herein have limitations in terms of their handling of noise, since they do not account for process noise.

The H2-based control design methodology named Standard State Control SSCC) methodology is considered in the context of independent, sequential or global design and applied to a particular problem: the control of a platoon of vehicles.