For a class continuous Markov jump systems, the variance-constrained and uncertain robust performance problem is researched, which guarantees the closed-loop steady-state variance to be less than a given upper, and the conditions for the existence of such controllers are proposed and proved.
One attribute of particularly lens based CPV systems is the variance in incidence angles of light at the solar cell surface, especially when a secondary optic element is employed.
The results will show that the system reduces the variance of the distortion and improves the perceptual video quality, in comparison with more conventional feedback-free methods without increasing the encoding complexity.
It is observed that an increase in the spatial correlation in the diversity branches of an MRC system increases the variance as well as the LCR of the instantaneous channel capacity, while the ADF of the channel capacity decreases.
Results show that an increase in the spatial correlation in diversity branches of an MRC system increases the variance as well as the LCR of the channel capacity, while the ADF of the channel capacity decreases.
In this case, theory predicts that the distribution of components is a Gaussian function such that the mean concentration of solute in granules of a given size is equal to the overall mass fraction of solute in the system, and the variance is inversely proportional to the granule size.
Moreover, this kind of system can utilize the variance of context to adapt its behaviors, such as communication and sensing patterns, without user intervention.
The basic idea of PCT is to orthogonally project the data into a new coordinate system, defined by the variance of the original data, i.e. the direction that accounts for the greatest variance of the original data will be the first coordinate (the principal component) of the transformed system, the second dimension will be the direction with the second largest variance, and so on.
Our simulations demonstrate that this breeding system can increase the variance of FIS, and therefore the probability of rejecting HWE.
Therefore, we could include only variables which were available in the AmBado system to explain the variance in the use of housing services.
