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We propose several algorithms achieving logarithmic regret, which besides being more general are also much more efficient to implement.

- Ticket pricing technologies have advanced to the point where it has become logistically more efficient to implement dynamic pricing in sports.

If the two methods have similar accuracy, the decision on which one is more efficient to implement could be based on computational expense.

Although SPA is more efficient to implement than ML, the complexity is still high due to the numerous multiplications of soft values in each iteration.

This new algorithm does not require an explicit matrix inversion, and hence it is more efficient to implement than the direct-inverse approach.

It may be imposed by explicit renormalization after each iteration before updating the d k, but it is much more efficient to implement the constraint directly in the inversion scheme.

However, whether it is more feasible/more efficient to implement a strategy of vaccinating both boys and girls or increase vaccine uptake among girls only is an important policy decision that needs to be addressed on a national level given the variety of different vaccine implementation strategies (and hence coverage rates) in place across Europe.

In this work, we follow an approach where the time-selective wireless channels of high-mobility situations are recreated from experiments carried out at low speeds and hence are more cost-efficient to implement [18].

A more efficient way to implement photoswitching is to graft molecules onto the surface of UCNPs, which enables efficient FRET or LRET mechanism to trigger the ring-open or ring-close process.

These are the commuter train services least passengers, and the purpose was to use the initial tenders as a "learning exercise" and to create a more efficient system to implement in future tenders.

Overall, the Commission wishes to amend the existing cod recovery plan in order to make it more complete, updated to recent developments, simpler, more efficient and easier to implement, monitor and control.