We set ' P n ' as maximum of tolerable error rate, then eigenvalues = cov(F i (x) n ) of the matrix.
Utility functions are used to map the resources (e.g., bandwidth, power,...), performance criteria (e.g., throughput, delay,...) and QoS requirements (e.g., maximum tolerable error rate, maximum absolute delay, maximum allowable outage delay probability,...) into the corresponding user's satisfaction.
The distribution of these edge P values is shown in Additional file 3; it can be seen that 78% of edges are true positives at a tolerable error rate of 0.05; this figure increases to 89% at an error rate of 0.1.
This imposes strict constraints on the maximum tolerable error rates.
The constraints of this optimization problem, such as the transmission rate of each data layer and tolerable error rates in wireless transmissions, are derived to achieve QoS guarantee.
The constraints of this optimization problem, such as the transmission rate of each data layer and tolerable error rates in wireless transmissions, are derived for QoS guarantee.
The PDFM applied to array multipliers and ripple carry adders shows the agreement of the predicted probabilities with simulated delay histograms to support the practicality of using the PDFM to select power supply voltage and clock period in dynamic voltage frequency scaling circuits with tolerable error rates.
This proves that the value of error rate is tolerable.
This allows a significant percentage of the patients to be identified as confidently predictable, a condition that ensures that the machine learning algorithm possesses an error rate below the tolerable level when applied to the confidently predictable patients.
The extensive evaluations confirm that the proposed algorithm is superior to the existing approaches and succeeds in maximizing the sum rate in a cell, while providing each user with the minimal requested data rate and the requested tolerable error probability.
For the connection C m,x,y, D m,x,y, W m,x,y, ψ m,x,y, and ω m,x,y, respectively, denote the tolerable delay, the waiting period of its packets before being transmitted, the packet error rate (PER) during transmission and the tolerable packet loss rate.
