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The developed weight adaptive laws use a stochastic approximation algorithm.

Khan et al. improved PSO by a random mutation mechanism and a dynamic inertia weight adaptive method, which could facilitate algorithm convergence [32].

Two algorithms FXLMF and LFXLMF were proposed in this work; an analytical study and mathematical derivations for the mean weight adaptive vector and the mean square error for both algorithms have been obtained.

48 The measure is divided into two distinct parts: Part 1 scores dysphagia-related consequences (such as low weight, adaptive utensils and position); Part 2 rates the specific oral functions observed across three textures (non-chewable food, chewable food and fluid).

If the undesired primary noise contains M sinusoids, then M two-weight adaptive filters can be connected in parallel.

Section 2 briefly reviews the basic two-weight adaptive filter and the delayed two-tap adaptive filter in the single-frequency ANC systems.

Based on the concepts of signal space and phasor, the relationship of signal phasors for the above-mentioned two-weight adaptive filters is shown in Figure 3. Figure 3(a) illustrates that the combination of the signal bases (phasors), and, with the respective components in, is able to synthesize the signal phasor.

Predefined weighting and adaptive weighting decoding mechanisms are used to combine the ranking results of bipartite rankers to obtain the final ranking results.

Subsistence producers gave more weight to adaptive traits than did the more market-oriented subsistence + producers.

The indicator function has been derived from the data as weights ω i,j ≥0 in Polzehl and Spokoiny [52] and Polzehl and Tabelow [51], where it is used as weight for adaptive pixel-wise filters.

For this study, the Modk-protypes method was performed using seven pre-defined summative weighting schemes and one weighting scheme determined via adaptive weighting based on the maximization of the objective function (Table  3).