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The system demonstrates a stable implementation of SLAM as shown in Figures 22, 23, 24, and 25.

An LLR-based SCL decoding provided in [20] is a numerically stable implementation of SCL decoding, which can be formulated in the LLR domain.

A novel stable implementation of the projection step is introduced, making use of the Marker And Cell layout for the data.

Since current GNU Radios do not yet support rate adaptation and they do not have a stable implementation of the set of modulation and coding scheme that allows rate adaptation, it is unfair to compare the throughput because the system can have the same throughput yet can have significantly higher SNR.

Section  5 gives some brief comments on the stable implementation of adaptive IGABEM for Symm's integral equation and provides the numerical evidence for the superiority of the proposed adaptive IGABEM over IGABEM with uniform mesh-refinement.

In this sense, it is similar to a compiler for linear algebra problems described in Fabregat-Traver and Bientinesi (2012), which reads equations and properties of the operators involved (such as symmetry, positive definiteness) and then transforms the equations to choose an efficient and numerically stable implementation from a large reservoir of numerical algorithms.

Stable numerical implementation of the nested approach using CellNetAnalyzer v 9.0 required some heuristics.

We assume that a given system is designed to be stochastically stable, when disregarding the implementation of the controller on a network.

The method is shown to render very accurate and stable solutions and the implementation of the solver on the GPU is shown to accelerate the solution by several orders.

With increasing flow discharge, the ANFIS-PSO/GA model accuracy augmented, and the model could simulate the widening of the water surface width quite well with an appropriate bank profile function that can be used in the design and implementation of stable channel geometry.

Given previous explorations of similar non-transitive interaction systems (e.g., [ 32]), the finding of stable and evolutionarily stable equilibria in a spatially homogenous implementation of the rock-paper-scissors game is surprising and may be relevant for the field of game theory.