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As noted, ASTRAL-2 and NJst are statistically consistent under the MSC model (in which only ILS occurs), and ASTRAL-2 is also statistically consistent under the bounded HGT models addressed by [ 36].
The question of which set of 'tilt angles' is the more appropriate to use in modulation models is addressed by utilizing them in a comprehensive time-dependent drift model applied to the 22-year modulation cycle of 1.2 GeV cosmic ray electrons.
On the other hand, the performance of the Detroit model was not as good as the North Carolina or the Kenosha models, addressing 25% by targeting the top 10%and46%6% by targeting the top 20%.
A good review of some of these models is addressed by Pham and Lai (2007).
The failure rate and aging properties of the beta-G and ZBgamma-G models were addressed by Triantafyllou and Koutras (2014).
The unique challenge for 3D face models, not addressed by existing methods, lies in the need to combine texture information from the coloring of the face and face geometry.
The differences in test dates and survey dates in the empirical models are addressed by including dummies for survey months and test and survey years (see Section 4) (see Appendix 1: Table 5 for variable description and summary statistics).
Furthermore, an experimental verification of the suggested model is addressed by designing and building a new experimental setup which has the advantage to mimic more realistically real oil reservoirs as compared to microwave ovens.
The missing test link between the corresponding tools that support the SDL-C co-model is addressed by proposing a heterogeneous co-simulation scheme through the development of a mediator.
The model is addressed by mixed integer linear programming and solved to optimality.
The six papers that made it through the final reviewing stage cover the two major multimedia modeling themes addressed by the conference, namely, Multimedia Content Analysis and Multimedia Signal Processing and Communications.
