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To simplify the problem, assuming that there is no noise, which means R=CS.

In Newcomb's problem, assuming that the agent is rational, his beliefs and desires are a common cause of his choice and the prediction.

In other words, it starts with a solution to a problem, assuming that the problem itself is correctly framed — which often it isn't.

A large body of literature exists, which investigates this problem assuming that the system equations relating u, y and z are known.

We address the relocalization problem assuming that a statistical model, serving as a map of the environment, is available a priori.

In sequel, however, we just focus on the scheduling problem, assuming that some portion of frame is reserved solely for the band-AMC mode users.

All of existing methods that address this problem assume that the condition of road networks does not change with time.

Most of the prior work on the minimum-length scheduling problem assumes that the transmission rates are fixed.

Dedicated approaches to this problem assume that the constant of proportionality (power law decay exponent) is known [4 6] or include the energy measurements as a general non-linear relation [3].

Unlike the supply chain (SC) design problem which deals with the configuration of a new SC, the redesign problem assumes that a SC already exists and focuses on its reconfiguration in order to take profit of the changing logistics, financial, and fiscal advantages offered by each country.

The problem assumes that reads for each BAC/transcript as well as reads for each chromosome arm are available, but that the fully-assembled reference genome is not.