for mitigating error propagation.
We employ virtual-noise (VN -based demodulation, maximum likelihood (ML) demodulation, cooperatiVN -basedl ratio combining (C-MRC), andemodulationhood-ratio-based transmaximums in mitigating error propagation effect encountered in DF cooperative networks.
For mitigating calculation errors, (left [frac {j-epsilon }{n}right ]cdot Tcdot N) is included.
While, T·N is also added in for mitigating calculation errors which are caused by multiple selected paths in mirror graphs.
One US writer, Sports Illustrated's Jon Wertheim, confronted Harman directly and reported that "he was thoroughly contrite and offered no mitigating explanation other than to express that it was an error born of haste and carelessness".
There may be mitigating circumstances that will cause your boss to see your error in a better light.
However, mitigating measures to enhance validity and minimise self-report limitations such as miscomprehension, measurement error and conscious bias [34, 35] were adopted.
Stated simply, effective error-suppressing control protocols 'filter' the noise over a user-defined band, therefore mitigating decoherence in the quantum system [42].
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Although it also aims at the alleviating two-hop rate-mismatch while mitigating interference, our prior work in[50] adopts another approach, which is based on a relationship between mean squared error (MSE) values and mutual information.
