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AI-enhanced routing and slicing strategy for QoS-aware mobile ad hoc networks. [PDF]

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C V, Al-Otaibi S, V BV, T S, Jamjoom MM, J S.   +5 more
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Reforestation scenarios shape global and regional temperature outcomes. [PDF]

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Fahrenbach NLS, De Hertog SJ, Jäger F, Lawrence PJ, Jnglin Wills RC.   +4 more
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Landscape-socioeconomic feedback mechanisms in Sichuan's river basins. [PDF]

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Shen R, Shu S, Wang Y, Tian Y, Chen W.
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Eco-innovation: policies and windows of opportunities

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Window‐LRFU: a cache replacement policy subsumes the LRU and window‐LFU policies

Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, 2015
SummaryReplacement algorithms have been widely used as key technologies for cache management in areas such as file systems or database management. A replacement algorithm determines which page to be evicted when the cache is full and a new page is referenced. Because replacement policies considering only recency or frequency such as LRU (Least Recently
Sen Bai, Xin Bai, Xiangjiu Che
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The concept of ‘policy windows’ in elite sport development: positive events and spatial domains of policy windows

Sport in Society, 2023
This article explores the concept of policy windows within the multiple streams framework through a case study of Hong Kong, specific to cycling and fencing. Data were sourced from 15 semi-structured interviews with pertinent insiders in Hong Kong. Two main findings take centre stage.
Jinming Zheng, Wen Wu, Patrick Wing Chung Lau, Cheng Zhen   +3 more
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Optimizing economic policy with sliding windows

Applied Economics, 1984
In this paper we investigate optimal controls of an econometric model using the following ‘sliding window’ approach. The deterministic optimal control is computed but only the first period result implemented. Then we move to the next period (possibly with an updated forecast of the exogenous variables), and the procedure is successively repeated, each ...
C. L. Sandblom, J. L. Banasik
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