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Moreover, we analytically model the buffer requirements of video sources in two ways: first as constraints of the optimization problem to guarantee a minimum rate demand for each source, and second as a penalty function embedded as part of the objective function attempting to achieve the highest possible rate for each source.
Measuring statistically the minimum required amount of information in a given problem to guarantee a correct classification is a hard task.
The proposed design is formulated into a power-minimization problem to guarantee the IRs' information and ERs' energy requirements while avoiding the information being intercepted by Eves.
With reliable transmission power control for the secondary transmitter, the power allocation problem of the CR system is modeled into a constrained Lagrange multipliers optimization problem to guarantee reliable sum rate maximization.
The problem to guarantee the coherence of several actuators in ADNs (e.g. VPP and conventional regulation means) to achieve a common goal (e.g. improving the static voltage stability) can be solved by using multi-agent-based coordinated consistency control method.
In this article, we demonstrate the ability of Constraint Programming (CP) to efficiently model and solve the original nonlinear problem to guaranteed global optimality.
The fluidized bed reactor system solved the blocking problems to guarantee continuous and stable gasification.
It passed laws to address national problems — to guarantee voting rights or expand access to health insurance or reform immigration laws.
This paper establishes theoretical foundation for the research about integrating large scale wind power into weak grid, and solves technical problems to guarantee safe operation of weak grid with large scale wind power integration.
A related problem is to guarantee that the numerical scheme does not introduce false oscillations in velocity space.
In addition, one major concern of the problem is to guarantee allocation fairness, which is neglected in conventional solutions.
