Sentence examples for unequal data from inspiring English sources

Now we use the scenario which hosts transmit at unequal data rates with a link adaptation mechanism for demonstrating the unfairness due to diverse link qualities.

From these results, we show that the skewed performance of throughput and packet delay is caused by diverse link qualities rather than unequal data rates.

The experiments showed that by assigning unequal data rate for protecting motion information and the transform coefficients, the rate distortion performance can be improved compared to the equal parity data rate allocation case.

Balanced incomplete block design (BIBD) codes [11] are used to have a large constellation size and a high bit rate for each user, which further provide flexible and unequal data rates to users.

The fairness performance of IEEE 802.11 WLAN is essentially affected by both the MAC-layer protocol and PHY channel diversity (also called multiuser diversity) [9], i.e., varied channel conditions among stations and unequal data rates determined by the applied link adaptation scheme.

In case of unequal data distribution, the p value was given by Fisher's Exact test.

Also, unequal interval data series are transformed into equal interval series by linear interpolation to train SVMs.

Statistical significance of the difference between white and opaque a/a strains was determined using the t-test assuming unequal variations data analysis function in Microsoft Excel (Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, Washington, United States), setting a p-value of less than.001 for the one-tailed distribution as the significance threshold.

In case of non-normality and/or unequal variances, data were log10-transformed or analyzed by a Mann–Whitney rank sum test.

The latter analysis was done in order to reduce potential bias due to the unequal contribution of data from different individuals to the overall dataset because we could not used weighted data in this particular statistical procedure.

In most practical cases, however, two sources may transmit unequal amount of data to each other over the same time period.