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This reset operation allows the modified loss differentiation scheme to adapting itself to the change in propagation delay due to vertical handover to new wireless network.

Furthermore, the modified loss differentiation is not invoked by three-duplicate ACKs for rounds.

This result indicates that the modified loss differentiator improves TCP throughput of the DCR scheme.

We show via simulations the efficiency of the modified loss differentiation scheme when the vertical handover occurs.

Hence, we employed the linear ranking SVM SVMRank with a modified loss function to train the sensitivity encoding described in this paper.

The modified loss differentiation which employs handover detector scheme from F-RTO and incorporates TCP-DCR is shown to greatly improve the TCP throughput against the coexistence of congestion losses, wireless packet losses, and packet-reordering.

By leveraging implemented boosting methods in R package 'gbm', we chose three boosting options for which response variable values range from 0 to 1: 'adaboost' with AdaBoost exponential loss function, 'bernoulli' with logistic regression loss function, and 'huberized' with modified Huber loss function (Ridgeway, 2005).

The channel gain of the link between the BS i and user j is denoted by gi,j which is calculated from the modified path loss model in [14, 18].

We treat SBIR as a cross-domain modelling problem, in which a depiction invariant embedding of sketch and photo data is learned by regression over a siamese CNN architecture with half-shared weights and modified triplet loss function.

Together, these features suggest an ice-rich composition for at least the upper layers of the terrain, which is currently being heavily modified through loss of ice and intense weathering, possibly by wind.

In contrast, in late round spermatids from trf2−/− or hmgb2−/− mice, a bipolar H1T2 localization was observed revealing that polarity is modified by loss of proteins specifying chromatin architecture.