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Both the local redundancy at a node and the global redundancy due to the redundancies at adjacent nodes are derived.

Then recursive, iterative, or differential equation models of instantaneous multihop connectivity between two communication nodes are derived from the relationships between end node probability mass or density function and connectivity.

In FSVD-H-ELM, instead of identifying the SVD hidden nodes directly from the entire dataset, SVD hidden nodes are derived from multiple random subsets of data sampled from the original dataset.

The mathematical relationships among the QoC, the number of working nodes, the size of the sensing area, and the sensing ranges of the sensor nodes are derived while no location information is required in this algorithm.

Labeled directed edges from species nodes to reaction nodes and from reaction nodes to species nodes are derived from the vector of reaction rates v(x) and the stoichiometric matrix A, respectively.

The probability of completing a transmission of a data packet between two moving nodes is derived by Cho and Hayes [10].

The authors of [33] propose a self-organized trust model for MANETs, in which trust among nodes is derived via physical contact.

In [2, 3], the optimal relay amplifying matrix maximizing the mutual information (MI) between the source and destination nodes was derived, assuming that the source covariance matrix is an identity matrix.

Posterior probabilities for nodes were derived from a majority rule consensus of the trees sampled after convergence (25% was setted as burnin for sumt and sump).

Systematic efficiency computation is carried out by following the power flow, and power loss equations on each node are derived via an approach based on self-rotation relative power.

In order to explain the procedure of the present method, the response functions for the nodal displacements of a truss subjected to the action of a suddenly applied load at a node are derived.