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The proposed algorithm is robust to positional noise and communication loss, and its performance gracefully degrades for communication and localization failures to a lower bound, which is given by the performance of a non-coordinated, randomized solution.

Fluid therapy during this second shock was the identical randomized solution that was administered during hemorrhagic shock; hence, each animal received only one study solution.

When compared with sequential and randomized solutions, we show that PACS significantly outperforms these approaches both in terms of latency to achieve full dissemination and ratio of effective contacts.

The main result of this paper is to show that this threshold version of the problem can be solved by recursively solving 3+2logθ instances of the traditional (i.e., zero-threshold) version of the problem, which is much-studied in the literature and for which there are many efficient (typically randomized) solutions of time complexity close to O(NlogM).

Clearly, then, Harsanyi and Selten cannot explain how, in a wide variety of cases, people converge upon a unique, non-randomized solution.

PSO is similar to GA in that the system is initialized with a population of random solutions (called particle position); however, unlike GA, each potential solution is also assigned a randomized velocity and does not necessarily need to be encoded.

This paper's result therefore implies the first randomized O(NlogM logθ+1)) solution for the threshold version of the problem.

The problem of attitude regulation for magnetically actuated spacecraft is considered and a randomized approach for the solution of the robust periodic state-feedback control problem is proposed.

To compute the significance of our solutions, we compare 99 randomized sample points with the real solution.

In the first, fourteen plants arranged in completely randomized design received nutrient solutions with water potentials (Ψw) of 0.0, −0.4, −0.4 and −0.7 MPa and containing 1.2 mmol l−1 KNO3.

Some optimism has been expressed about randomized social interventions as a solution to this long-standing inferential problem.