In addition, weighing coefficients are attached to the rules thus permitting a fine tuning of the influence of each basic behaviour.
In any case, as mentioned earlier, when dealing with super-directive beams, it is necessary to carefully evaluate the impact of super-directivity on the output noise level and on the beam bandwidth, as well as the sensitivity of the beam response to perturbations of the weighing coefficients, since the above factors rapidly tend to deteriorate the beam performance [12, Sect. 9].
Denote the weigh coefficient corresponding to the i th cooperative SU to be w i, then the test statistic used for final decision is given by V = ∑ i = 1 k w i V i. (6).
In addition, weighed coefficients of influence factors in prediction formula were determined based on five typical cities in cold areas of China.
First, it is shown that variations from a "standard" angular dependency curve for VT and SHGC are relatively small in such a way that the angular dependency can be approximated either by an average relation for all fenestration types, or by more precise correlations involving a linear combination of solutions with the use of a weigh coefficients.
The predictive models, the used parameters and the weighed coefficients will be different in a different setting.
Value of β coefficient (weighing factor) for all pixels is different for each DCT block of original image and is computed by proposed Fuzzy Interface System based on Texture and Luminance of selected block.
Net foreign asset refers to total foreign assets minus total foreign liabilities; hence, the negative coefficient weigh the countries having more foreign liabilities record positive income flows.
Each FFT coefficient weighs the energetic contribution of a single frequency component to the signal so that a frequency spectrum can be illustrated by tracing X(k).
Hydrostatic weighing and BIA-predicted correlation coefficients range from.71 to.93, with standard errors of estimate ranging from 2.7% to 4.7% body fat [ 22].
