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This result shows that good prediction performance can be reached by using a small set of physiological variables.

As demonstrated from simulations, it appears that a comparatively good performance can be reached by the proposed fuzzy controller.

It is shown that asymptotic stability is guaranteed and that global performance can be reached by means of the used μ/μg criteria.

In addition, this problem is solved by our limited-feedback scheme proposed and investigated in Section 7 where we show that almost the same outage performance can be reached with a limited CSI feedback.

Previous studies show that the high performance can be reached through a certain process by adding a certain content and type of modifier which can significantly improve the performance of some road asphalt [2, 3, 4, 5].

It is worth mention that higher performance can be reached by some lab-made cameras, such as the one developed by the MIT Media Lab, which is able to reach a frame rate of around 1012 frame/s [37].

The results demonstrate that expected performances can be reached and that a low-cost FPGA can implement multiple OPs.

There are uncertainties with respect to the performance that can be reached in large-scale units, as well as with the extra costs needed to compensate for inadequate performance.

Since IF BB requires the knowledge of the original WZ frame, X, this technique cannot be employed in a realistic scenario (as for IF), but it is a useful bound for what concerns the performance which can be reached using the learning approach presented in the next section.

Thus, for a considered number of x iterations, identical error rate performance results can be reached by using y iterations with y<x. Figure 2 shows a BER comparison between the two iterative modes TBICM-SSD and TBICM-ID-SSD for two configurations: (1) QPSK, code rate 4 5, erasure probability 0.15 and (2) QAM64, code rate 2 3, non erasure.

Theoretical selection limit is closely linked to the concept of maximal long-term selection response (Walsh and Lynch 2014) and represents the maximum hybrid performance, which can be reached by reciprocal recurrent selection based on the identified heterotic groups performing an infinite number of selection cycles.