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In Fig. 7 for instance, assuming that each VM is selected randomly from the infrastructure level, the probability to select the sequence φ is (mathbb {P}[varphi ] = frac {1}{5} cdot frac {1}{4} cdot frac {1}{3} cdot frac {1}{2} = 8.33 times 10^{-3}).

At the same time, the Eq. (3) shows that the stationary distribution π depends on the transition matrix A. Because all relay links exhibit non-identical fading, at any time, the probabilities to select the S − R and R − D transmissions are not the same.

A rather surprising (and useful) fact is that a min-hash collision is an unbiased estimator of the Jaccard similarity: i.e. the probability to select as the minimum feature indicator a non-null feature that belongs to both x and z is exactly the fraction of features that x and z have in common over the total number of non-null features of x and z.

Two IHC-positive samples werenegative with PCR and this can be due, as well as to the processing procedure [ 10, 11] also to factors intrinsic to the sample: weakly-positive IHC or, in particular, focal positivity in a few lymphoid follicles, decreasing the probability to select areas containing the virus.

This allows us to select random solutions from the quad-tree, by weighting the probability to select each node using the number of solutions it represents.

We assume the quality of video is according to the CIF standard for all the channels and the probability to select each channel is according to the Zipf distribution.

This provides an estimation of significance of the correlation: the probability to select randomly a partner for either miR-16 or miR-26a with correlation higher than 0.57 is calculated as 6/410∼ 0.014.

This looks like a solved problem since we can optimize the input distribution for every channel and optimize the spectrum sensing probability (the probability to select a subset of channels to sense) independently.

The probability to select a co-author from a different community (p^{*L}_{d}) equals the lowest possible value, 5%, in all cases.

This means that the probability to select an action a in state s at time t depends on the temperature parameter τ and on the preference values P(s t,a t ) at time t.

Each agent in a transportation network has route candidates to its destination as a vector in which each element represents the probability to select.