The miss-ratio for an event is equal to the fraction of those occurrences that are missed by wireless sensor nodes in a given time interval.
Outputs: (a) : the observed (actual) event miss-ratio for event, (b) : probability of event detection at for, (c) : the energy consumption of active sensor nodes for data transmission with their assigned rates at location for, (d) : probability that takes value for. .
: the observed (actual) event miss-ratio for event, : probability of event detection at for, : the energy consumption of active sensor nodes for data transmission with their assigned rates at location for, : probability that takes value for.
(ii) Outputs: (a) : the observed (actual) event miss-ratio for event, (b) : probability of event detection at for, (c) : the energy consumption of active sensor nodes for data transmission with their assigned rates at location for, (d) : probability that takes value for. .
The overall maternal near-miss ratio for the four contexts was 7.8/1,000 live births, which is slightly lower than the overall ratio reported by Souza et al. in 2013 (8.3/1000 live births) [ 21].
Hybrid approach has shown improvement over delay, energy, miss ratio of the packet transmission and packet delivery rate over traditional SPEED protocol which is suitable for IoT applications.
The overall trends for the cache hit and miss ratios associated with the requests to both sets of hosted data are shown in Figures 10 and 11 respectively.
To obtain this information, a simple trace-driven simulator was implemented for supporting the estimation of miss ratios related to specific instruction patterns.
Performance scores in Table 2 for the PF and SS systems present the lowest values for the false positives (FP) and missed targets (Miss) ratios hence supporting the relevance of the initiation and termination of tracks modules.
Similarly, the lower ratios between L1 cache misses and hits (miss ratios) indicate better cache utilization.
