Sentence examples for statistical scheme from inspiring English sources

The study [13] describes an improved statistical scheme for seasonal forecasting of tropical cyclones landing annually ashore along the East coast using data from 1965 to 2005.

Unlike Rate-Based Borrowing StatisticalScheme SBStistical Scheme (SBS), Dynamic Rate-Based Borrowing Scheme (DRBBS) exploits the positive feature of fair borrowing bandwidth and avoids pre-allocation of resources.

The IDS uses statistical schemes to identify malicious nodes which broadcast false information [73].

SCAs largely depend on statistical schemes to extract keys and are relatively cheap to mount and perform [7, 8].

To determine effective damping and stiffness coefficients corresponding to the equivalent linear system a statistical linearization scheme was used.

This power spectrum is then treated as the excitation spectrum to determine effective damping and stiffness coefficients corresponding to an equivalent linear system (ELS) via a statistical linearization scheme.

According to what type of CSI data are fed back from UTs to their serving APs, we consider two different scenarios: a partial (statistical) CSI scheme (for which only path losses are available at the APs), and a full-CSI scheme (APs have knowledge of instantaneous channel gains).

Some particular cases, asymptotic representations, and simplifications of proposed equations as well as a model example demonstrating the essence of two-step statistical average scheme are considered.

This statistical jamming scheme allows the jammer to transmit short pulse attacks at beginning of each slot, therefore corrupting all communication attempts.

An empirical (geo)statistical modelling scheme is developed to address the challenges of modelling the severity and distribution of groundwater droughts given their spatially and temporally heterogeneous nature and given typically highly irregular groundwater level observations in space and time.

In this paper, a cumulative sum based statistical monitoring scheme is used to monitor a particular set of the Tennessee Eastman Process (TEP) faults that could not be properly detected or diagnosed with other fault detection and diagnosis methodologies previously reported.