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Alessandro Pluchino, Andrea Rapisarda and Cesare Garofalo of the University of Catania, Sicily, calculated how a pick-at-random promotion scheme compares with other more enshrined methods.

Perhaps, the deeper question is not how the current scheme compares with classical (reinforcement learning) schemes; but rather what are the (biologically plausible) alternatives one could consider?

The government hasn't released a forecast of total numbers of claimants under the new scheme compared with numbers under the various different benefits that it will replace.

It said that globally only 16% of the self-employed were part of a pension scheme, compared with 52% of employees.

In that Grand Slam scheme, compared with America's storied past and the current axis of Federer, Nadal and Novak Djokovic, Roddick was almost destined to disappoint.

While overall membership of workplace pension schemes currently stands at 48% – down from 55% in 1997 – only a third of private sector workers are enrolled in a company scheme, compared with 83% of public sector workers.

Recent research on the Pension Gender Gap by the Association of British Insurers found that more than a third of women aren't in a pension scheme compared with only 25% of men, while less than one in 10 receive an employer contribution of more than 5% of their wages compared with 15% of men.

The IFS said that less than 10% of private sector employees born in the early 1980s were active members of a defined benefit scheme, compared with more than 15% of those born in the 1970s and nearly 40% of those born in the 1960s.

Someone with 35 years service would get £31,500 under the enhanced scheme compared with just £12,500 under the state scheme.

The simulation results validate the superiority of our proposed scheme compared with the existing schemes.

Fig. 6 Throughput performance of our proposed coding scheme compared with conventional LT and Raptor codes.