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Here, we propose two fusion rules for global estimation under the basic assumption "at most one measurement per target" [21].
Under the basic assumption on α, β, it is easy to see that r 1 ≥ r 2 > − 4 sin 2 π 2 ( T − 1 ).
An existence result for problem (2.1 - 2.3) will be proved in the next sections under the basic assumption (2.4) and the following additional assumptions imposed on f, ℓ, and γ.
The learning procedure uses the examples drawn from to select h, under the basic assumption that those examples are independent, identically distributed elements drawn from the 'true' distribution p( X, Y ) (which is stationary but unknown).
The experiment carried out with the SP Platform is then interpreted under the basic assumption that a given number of trials is required to reach objective 1) while the following trials allow for the interpretation of the travellers' route choice behaviour in a stationary frame.
Subsequent analysis was performed under the basic assumption that the inferred network motif is more likely to be biologically meaningful if the transcription factors therein are correlated with the enriched biological functions in the downstream clusters.
Under the basic assumptions (H1) and (H2), for each Σ, the operator CΣ is completely continuous on B ∑. Proof.
Under the basic assumptions, all the forestry residues apart from sawdust and shavings exhibited a negative net present value at current market prices.
Under the basic assumptions (H1) and (H2), for each Σ, (1.2) has a T-periodic solution uΣ satisfying uΣ ∈ B ∑. Proof.
Under the basic assumptions (H1) and ( H ^ 2 ), for each Σ, the operator CΣ is completely continuous on B ∑. Proof For any given Σ and u ∈ B ∑, we have two cases for the estimation of (CΣu) i (n).
Recently, in a real Hilbert space setting, Saddeek and Ahmed [1] proved that the Krasnoselskii iterative sequence given by (1.3) converges weakly to a fixed point of T under the basic assumptions that (I-T) is generalized Lipschitzian, demiclosed at 0, coercive, bounded, and potential.
