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%..Actual equations in paper : h_(i,M) = summation(k ∈ K'_(M)) 1(gamma_(i,k)^(M) ≥ theta_(i) ); %
% γ_(i,k)^(M)= p_(i,M) g_(i,M)/(I_(i,k)^(S) + σ ^ 2 ).
h_(i,M) = \sum \limits _{k \in \mathcal {K}_{M}'} {\textbf {1}(\gamma _{i,k}^{M} \ge {\theta _{i}})};
p_{i}= \alpha_{1}\left({\frac{t_{i}^{max}}{\bar T_{max}}}\right) + \alpha_{2} \left ({\frac{h_{i}}{\bar H}}\right)...
+ \alpha_{3} \left({\frac{\bar E}{e_{i}^{L} - c_{i} \delta ^{R}}}\right);
% p_(i) = α_(1)(t_(i,max)/ ¯T_(max)) + α_(2)(h_(i)/¯H) + α_(3)( ¯E / e_(i,L) − c_(i) δ_(R)),
%.......there is a BAR on T,H,E AND these three variables are equal to the following ;
% {\bar T}_{max}=summation\nolimits_{i\in\mathcal {G}_{O}} t_{i}^{max},
% {\bar H}= summation\nolimits_{i\in\mathcal {G}_{O}} h_{i},
% {\bar E}= summation\nolimits_{i \in \mathcal {G}_{O}} (e_{i}^{L} - c_{i} \delta^{R}) .
% α_(j)(j = {1,2,3}) is a coefficient , 0 <= α_(j) ≤ 1 and summation_(j=1,3) α _(j)=1.
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Walter Roberson
on 18 May 2019
There is no program for converting LaTex into MATLAB code.
The algorithm you are working on uses notation that is ambiguous and needs to be examined in context of the paper to figure out what it means. Based upon some of the other fragments you have posted, I suspect the portion
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